A Tennessee man has recovered his 1956 Ford F-100 after paying more than $25,000 to a restoration shop for upgrades that authorities said were never completed. Jeff Ratliff of Kodak, Tennessee, ...

Read my expert opinion on this unique 1956 Ford F-100 restomod for sale, boasting a 427ci V8 engine, fuel injection, and a striking Burnt Orange finish with only 21 miles ...

Sitting proudly in the inventory of Grand Rapids, Michigan-based Garage Kept Motors, this Single Cab 1956 Ford F-100 has 42k ...

7 Aug 2025, 12:51 UTC · By: Daniel Patrascu // This 1956 Ford F-100 was built by Arizona-based Squeeg's Kustoms and displayed back in 2004 at the Ford booth at the SEMA show. Frenched 1956 Ford F-100 ...

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Look familiar? It shouldn't, because unless you live near Edmonton, Alberta (350 miles north of the Montana/Canada border), this is probably your first look at Lorne Soloview's beautiful '56 Ford ...

Jess Roman's 1956 Ford is a testimony to the fact that enthusiasts working at home with real-world budgets are building great classic trucks. The real investment is time, dedication, patience, and a ...

A project car is a learning experience, regardless of whether you’re a student or if your school days are long gone. These students bought an unfinished project truck for the automotive technology ...

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Two custom trucks may look the same from a distance, but when scanned closely, their differences become clearer and clearer. As Truckin' editors, we travel to shows all over the country, and in doing ...

Ed Roth was a man of many talents: painter, pinstriper, airbrush artist, fabricator. He was also a great self-promoter. Roth understood that an artist working in obscurity would likely starve. Success ...