Antique & Vintage Cars

Classic truck collectors appreciate the artistic lines of a beautiful chrome grille. Early front designs are still influencing truck customizers the world over. From open metal grates to vintage wow-zers, collectors have their favorites. Find out what Chevy and Ford truck grilles are popular.

Chevy Trucks celebrate a century of classic bow tie design and innovation that helps fuel America’s love affair with the pick-up.

From a WWII workhorse to an all-around utility vehicle, the Dodge Power Wagon is America’s first 4WD truck, teaching Ram trucks how to be tough.

For a classic auto enthusiast, nothing beats the sight of a fully restored, bright red, antique or vintage fire truck that’s been saved from the salvage yard. Collectors are answering the call.

Tow trucks keep America rolling. Learn about the tow truck’s 100-year-old history and the man who invents the first engine-powered wrecker.

Got a passion for pickups? Get ready for some truck love, America. A rare 1960 Chevy C-10 Apache truck is just the ticket this Valentine's Day.

Can a classic car really be considered a historical artifact? The National Historic Vehicle Register attempts to preserve America’s automotive history.

If you love British sports cars, you’ll swoon over this 1967 Austin Healey MKIII convertible. It has what it takes to sweep you off your feet.

If the only book you’ve read lately is an owner’s manual, then check out our entertaining and inspiring summer reading list for car enthusiasts.

Do you think you could travel 80,000 miles around the world? This Model T and its owner take to the road for a good cause and a little adventure.