September is National Americana Month, a time to reflect on the American traditions that unite us. From Independence Day parades to summer concerts and county fairs, Americana culture is a tapestry of traditions, nostalgia, and values. In this blog, we explore the essence of Americana, highlighting the iconic role of classic cars. Defining Americana Americana…
Americans have been crazy for cars since the first horseless carriage was displayed. On Car Collector Appreciation Day this July 12th, we look at some of the most unique classic Ford trucks to date! Which ones are your favorites? 1956 Ford F-100 A wrap-around windshield with curved glass, a smooth rounded hood, and slanted A-pillars….
We all know the myth to be false at this point: no, Henry Ford didn’t invent the automobile. He simply perfected the automobile to such a degree that he might as well get the credit for it. In the early twentieth century, the founder of Ford Motor Company introduced a number of revolutionary inventions and…
It all began in 1901, when Henry Ford stunned the automotive world. In a 10-lap race at the Detroit Driving Club in Michigan, the pioneer defeated the heavily favored, renowned auto designer Alexander Winton. In doing so, Ford’s new company announced itself as a racing line to be reckoned with – nearly fifty years before…
Believe it or not, the colors that you see on cars today are the result of a long and complicated history. In the early days of the automobile, there were only a handful of colors to choose from. But as technology progressed and society evolved, so too did the palette of available car colors. Today,…
