It seems the early custom haulers have mellowed, with airbagged suspensions that deliver a tire-tuckin', slammed stance and a better ride. A larger wheel/tire combo will complete the updated trendy ...

This issue’s vehicle, a 1924 Ford Model T truck, had been in Bob Muegge’s family since 1946. A cousin’s father-in-law, who lived in San Francisco, drove this truck for the Borden dairy before he ...

Introduced in 1932, the Ford Model B wasn't as popular as its predecessors, the Model A and Model T sales-wise. However, it brought a couple of important changes to the company's full-size car. While ...

Legendary truck model builder Kuenn McClinton (pictured above) is on a mission to spotlight the soldiers of the trucking industry. At Booth #60085 at the Mid-America Trucking Show, his De-Elegant ...

Four-wheel drive goes back a lot farther than many realize, but most of the earliest designs were one-offs or in very low production. The 1910-1920 period is when engineers began perfecting the ...

Of all the ways to acquire new trucks, from buying them outright to financing them to signing up for full-service leasing, the buzziest buzzword in this context is a clunky, multi-hyphenated phrase: ...

February saw strong growth in used Class 8 truck sales at the same dealer level, increasing by 12% from January, according to ACT Research. The growth significantly outpaced historical trends, which ...