Vintage Trucks

Ever wanted to own your own Ice Cream Truck? Have a macabre sense of humor, or maybe you just want

The Mercury Eight is an automobile that was marketed by the Mercury division of Ford between 1939 and 1951. The debut

A true piece of Americana. Classic Good Humor ice cream truck with original porcelain signs on the outside and working

Ford’s innovations have brought us some truly exceptional vehicles and automotive technology. But not every idea is without its flaws.

The Antique Automobile Club of America has conferred numerous awards on this jewel-like 1959 Dodge Sweptside pickup, one of the

This 1986 Ford C8000 is a fire truck that was built by Grumman Emergency Products as an FC-1000 model and

The car which perhaps most encapsulates the spirit of Oily Rag motoring, our Ford Model 81A Deluxe Station Wagon (Which

Chevrolet answered the growing demand for wood-bodied station wagons in 1939 with this stylish and roomy Master Deluxe, which shared

Nash Motors, a division of the Nash-Kelvinator Corporation, manufactured the distinctive Nash Rambler, often described as the ‘first modern American

It’s summertime, when ice cream trucks ply the residential streets of America, playing the same silly songs over and over