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A Tennessee man has recovered his 1956 Ford F-100 after paying more than $25,000 to a restoration shop for upgrades that ...

A Kodak man regrets taking his truck to a restoration shop a year ago, and paying more than $25,000 upfront, because today his truck is still in pieces.

Classic trucks were once background players in American life, working quietly on farms, job sites, and back roads. Today they sit center stage, commanding auction premiums, filling social feeds, and ...

Restoring older cars is a pastime enjoyed on evenings and weekends in home garages nationwide. There's something inherently satisfying about bringing an old machine from a state of neglect to return ...

Watch a grandpa's surprise when his grandson restores his 40-year-old truck Blake Kincheloe surprises his grandfather Richard Kincheloe in Lebanon, MO, by secretly restoring his 1954 International ...

The South Milwaukee Fire Department is restoring a piece of history. A woman recently donated a 1938 SMFD American LaFrance ladder truck. City employees got the old truck to "cough" – and its lights ...

Gasoline was less than 20 cents a gallon in the U.S. when early in the 20th century the Ford Motor Company pioneered the eco-consciousness movement. Almost 100 years ahead of his time, Henry Ford ...

First offered in 1936 as part of the GMC T & F Series, the GMC T14 was a sturdy half-ton pickup built at a time when General Motors was just beginning to establish GMC as a serious player in the light ...

The classic truck market reflects a bygone era of automotive design and engineering. Unlike today's market where manufacturers often focus on a few popular models with various variants, the past saw a ...

As far back as I can remember, I've loved trucks. As I grew into my teen years, I worked helping a neighbor harvest Christmas trees. He would let me drive his old International farm truck around the ...

[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] DEER LAKE, Pa. — Keith Ernst never knew West Chester, Pa., moving contractor Ralph G. Smith, but he’s keeping his legacy alive at an old ...