Introduced in 1939 as a tiny two-door with a 90-inch (2,286-mm) wheelbase, the Ford Anglia is far from famous in North America. But at some point in time, it used to be a popular choice among drag ...

An iconic car on British soil, the Ford Anglia arrived in the U.S. in 1948. Not surprisingly, the tiny vehicle failed to make an impression in a country obsessed with powerful full-size automobiles.

Jim Austin's '41 Bow-Tie coupe may not be of the Pro Street kind, but it is nevertheless plenty rotund and rumpy. With 468 cubic inches of Mar Fab and Street & Performance-dressed Speed Specialties ...

Fifty Bucks. People keep saying that the barn-find race cars are all found out, but somehow they keep turning up. Take Portland's Robbie Davis, for instance. He's found several, and two of them are ...