In 1896, Henry Ford created the Quadracycle, his first car, and one of the most important vehicles ever built. But that doesn’t make it any less terrifying.

What we have here is a man and a love of trucks. Delmar Bequette retired from the trucking business quite some time ago, yet his love for all things related to trucks is still going strong.

The Shelby Cobra is perhaps one of America’s most revered automobiles. Starting life as an AC Ace, the car was then bought by Carroll Shelby who went about turning it into the icon it is today.

According to For Construction Pros, the truck has its original V8 engine, a late 1940’s Rex mixer.

1934 Fords weren’t exactly known for their racing prowess. Rather, they were the people’s car, and besides hot-rodding, they never really weren’t meant to go all that fast. That however, didn’t stop Alexis du Pont.

From 1928 until 1931, Ford produced the Model A. It was one of the company’s most successful cars ever, producing close to 5 million cars during that very short span.

Before the days of purpose-built trucks such as garbage trucks, milk trucks, and all manner of different trucks, Ford made one truck that had the ability to become everything and anything anyone would want.