Ford F-Series trucks from the ’70s are among the best ever produced and there are plenty of fine examples available on the market today. With its classic black-on-black color scheme and Ranger trim, this black 1971 F-100 is one of the cleanest.

Why put four giant mud-eating tires on your truck when you can have eight? That’s the philosophy behind the “Octa-Monster.”

While trucks are a uniquely American creation, there are some pretty awesome ones that aren’t available in the U.S. Here are five we wish we could get our hands on stateside.

70’s Ford trucks weren’t exactly subtle. They made a statement with a big squared jawed and blocky face, they had the tough-look that has spawned legions of fans.

The idea of a building an F-150 into a drag-strip terror isn’t as crazy as some may think.

Trucks from the 50’s and 60’s weren’t family haulers or Sunday transportation — they were workhorses. But oh, what pretty workhorses they were.

As truck guys, one of our favorite topics to discuss is usually the “good old days.” We wax nostalgic about how great trucks used to be, propping them up on a pedestal so high you’d think that everyone would be eschewing their modern rides for old tru…