The "shoebox" was a big hit, selling more than 2.5 million units through 1951 and helping Ford bounce back from the financially difficult post-WWI2 period.

Ford's massive GAA V8 engine made enough torque to power some of America's greatest WWII tanks to victory. The 2.2-liter ...

While the Small Block Chevy may be the most tunable and the Chrysler HEMI the most powerful, Ford’s Flathead V8 engine has been around for nearly a century and is the grandfather of every V8 ...

The Ford V-8 debuted in March 1932 in the all-new ... in the V8.” Alas, killjoy historians believe the note is a forgery.