I think the old expression that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” applies to this week’s feature car, a 1932 Ford Highboy V8. The model year 1932 was a big one for Ford Motor Co. It was ...

From its inception, the 1932 Ford V8-powered coupe was incredibly popular. The lines were pleasing, the 65-horsepower V8 engine was powerful, reliable and easily hopped up — and most importantly — it ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. The folks at auto information company Edmunds.com say that the 1932 Ford ...

A head-turning burgundy 1932 Ford B400 took home top honors at Detroit's Autorama on Sunday, winning the coveted Ridler award over seven other finalists. Dubbed the "Deucenberg V8," the car is ...

The 1930s are the years that came to be knowns as The Great Depression. It was a time when being an outlaw was cool, as mobsters dictated what’s what in cities across the U.S.. And cars, right along ...

Extremely popular with the hot-rodding community, the Deuce was the first Ford to offer an eight-cylinder engine. The open-top model before your eyes, however, said adios to the bone-stock flathead in ...