That’s why this 1932 Ford out of Bakersfield, California, is so striking. Despite an aftermarket body, and its post-production "diamond" Model B engine, this 1932 sports a host of original Ford ...

Henry Ford used up everything he had in his manufacturing plants, which is why some '34 Fords ended up with bangers. There were 263,765 Model B and C engines produced between March 9, 1932 and ...

Introduced in 1932, the Ford Model B wasn't as ... The 65-horsepower mill turned the Model B into the first low-priced, mass-marketed car with a V8 engine. Granted, the V8-powered version was ...

Introduced in 1908, the Model T is the most iconic Ford vehicle from the early 20th century. But the Michigan-based company had developed several models before it introduced its mass-produced car.

Well, just think about our magazine for a moment, and the number of times a roofless 1932 Ford Model B has been the featured ... 671-blown 294ci Ford V-8 engine that is set apart from others ...

The Ford Model T introduced the world to reliable motoring, being the first vehicle with an engine and crankcase being ... 1932 (replaced with the V8 Model B), it nevertheless outsold just about ...

While most Bs used an upgraded four-cylinder engine from the Model A., 1932 was also the year Ford introduced the equally iconic Flathead V8. Ford placed the flathead in the B and called it the Model ...

Chariot racing became a part of the ancient Olympic Games in 680 B.C. Neighbors ... Palazzolo with their Ford Model A “gow job.” Stripped down and with a modified engine, it can beat some ...