Jerry Frye talks about the collection's 1957 Ford F100 Pickup. This truck is in great condition having received a full restoration in the 1990s. It comes in Inca Gold and is trimmed with chrome bumpers and grille, whitewalls and dual chrome outside mirrors. This was also the first year for the Styleside body style, which was new to pickup bed design with its clean styling and increased capacity. | American Muscle Car Museum

Out of the museum collection comes this 1957 Mercury M100 pick up truck. Sold only in Canada, it was the American equivalent to the Ford F100. Starting in 1946, Ford of Canada separated Ford and Lincoln/Mercury divisions into separate sales networks. The M100 would only be sold until 1968, and some including this one have made their way across the border. Our M100 is finished in Cumberland Green and Colonial White and has been put through a comprehensive nut-and-bolt rotisserie restoration. The

Kevin and Ryan Stop a 1953 Ford Customline, and get the car's story from the owner. | Counting Cars