When most folks talk about Ford’s Model A lineup, they’re usually thinking about the roadsters, sedans, or maybe the coupe. But if you know your classics, there’s one body style that stands out from the pack—the Model A Victoria. Built for just a short run between 1930 and 1 …

When you talk about iconic Canadian pickups, the Mercury M47 deserves a spot at the top of the list. Built between 1946 and 1968 for the Canadian market, the M-Series trucks were essentially Ford F-Series vehicles with Mercury badging—created to give Mercury dealers their own truck line in rur …

  A Rare Day Off My son Tom and I don’t take many days off. Between running our vintage guitar shop, café, restoration shop, and flower farm, there’s always something that needs doing. But when the Hot Rod Nationals rolled into Essex Junction, VT, we made an exception. T …

When we rolled into Motorama this year, we expected to see some wild builds—but nothing hit us like the Premier Street Rod twin-turbo Chevy truck. This beast of a build didn’t just draw a crowd—it stopped people dead in their tracks. If you’re into high-horsepower classi …

When it comes to antique or classic cars, enthusiasts can rely on a number of ageless beauties. One thing about classic cars is as time moves forward there will be new classic cars. As of 2025, the classic car moniker could technically encompass any vehicle produced in the 20th century and even as r …

Keep your classic convertible looking sharp and road-ready with these soft top care tips. After starting the year with a harsh winter, the arrival of longer daylight hours and warmer spring temperatures marks the return of prime driving season. This shift in weather coaxes some of the most b …