A 1928 Ford Model A roadster that has spent 77 years in the same family is now crossing the auction block, turning a private heirloom into a public test of what long-term stewardship is really worth.

We are willing to bet Henry Ford had no idea what the cars his company made in its early years will turn into. The man was set on making money, not icons, but somehow, unwillingly perhaps, managed to ...

The original Model A nameplate was a short-lived Ford on offer between 1903 and 1904, but that’s not the focus of today’s feature. Instead, we’ll be taking a look at Ford’s second, more famous Model A ...

"One of the few left from the good old days when the flathead was king and fenders on roadsters were for squares." That's whatmagazine said about Jules Marcogliese's 1927 T-bucket when they featured ...

Cast your mind back to a time when the automobile was still considered a novel invention. The Benz Patent Motorwagen debuted in 1886, representing more of a technological curiosity than anything. The ...

From 19671969, Roger Johnson and his younger brother Gene drag raced "Sweet Thang," this 1928 Ford Model A roadster. A serious injury forced Roger to give up racing after only three years, and the ...

More than nine decades separate these two cool vehicles, and yet they still have so many things in common. Well, maybe that is an exaggeration when looking at them side-by-side, but bear with us. So, ...

Early-vintage trucks have become more popular as candidates for restorations or the basis of custom rods, even as so-called "rat rods" that are deliberately not pristinely restored to preserve some of ...