Ford Tough: 100 Years of Ford Trucks tells the entire Ford truck story from the very beginning, when Ford got its start in truck production.

One of America’s best-known automotive writers, Patrick R. Foster has spent over 30 years studying the automotive industry. The leading authority on AMC and its predecessors, Pat has written several books on that subject along with many others, including Jeep, Studebaker, Hudson, Kaiser-Frazer, and Metropolitan. His popular columns appear in Hemmings Classic Car and Old Cars Weekly, and he has won awards for his books and articles from the AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America) and SAH (Society of Automotive Historians). In 2011, he was honored with the Lee Iacocca Award—one of the most coveted awards in automotive writing. His website is The Olde Milford Press (oldemilfordpress.com).

INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1 EARLY ATTEMPTS: 1905–1916
CHAPTER 2 FORD ENTERS THE TRUCK MARKET: 1917–1927
CHAPTER 3 FORD EXPANDS: 1928–1942
CHAPTER 4 THE WAR YEARS: 1942–1945
CHAPTER 5 YEARS OF GREATNESS: 1946–1959
CHAPTER 6 FORD EXPANDS THE LINE: 1960–1979
CHAPTER 7 TROUBLED TIMES: 1980–1989
CHAPTER 8 GLORY DAYS: 1990–2008
CHAPTER 9 THE ROAD BACK: 2009–2017
INDEX
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