Henry Ford’s Model Ts outfitted with a built-in stove and cooler encouraged roaming. ... Henry Ford’s pickup camper — the first RV. Phil Berg. ... and a truck with show-quality custom bins ...

Now, a century later, Ford’s F-Series pickups continue the legacy build by Henry Ford with trucks ranging from the half-ton F-150 to the commercial medium-duty F-750 Super Duty.

Henry Ford didn't invent the automobile, but he revolutionized its production. On a personal level, though, there was much to ...

Henry Ford gets the credit for both the first factory-built pickup truck and for coining the term “pickup.” The 1925 Model T Roadster with Pickup Body was created when Ford saw an opportunity ...

When Henry Ford developed his magnificent Quadricycle in 1896, his very first car (to use the term rather loosely), complete with belt-and-chain system and armchair-esque seat, he started an ...

The first truck ever powered by internal combustion was designed and built in 1896 by Gottlieb Daimler of Germany. ... an act of imagination owing as much to John Ford as to Henry Ford.

Ford invested $843 million in its Dearborn Truck Plant and various stamping facilities within the Rouge complex to prepare for the new the F-150, which is 700 pounds lighter and more fuel ...

Within weeks, Ford was building prototypes of the new truck and on November 11, the Dearborn Truck Plant was officially reopened. Every day since, more than 1,400 F-150s have rolled off its line ...