1. Small-size
2. Full-size

The F-Series trucks are all full-size pickups. This includes the Ford Super Duty trucks.

1. Red star
   Blue oval
2. Green tree

That iconic blue oval is the image of Ford trucks. It is one of the most recognizable auto emblems in the world.

1. One
   Two
2. Three

Ford has been supplying one-ton trucks since 1917. The F-Series truck was introduced in 1948.

1. One year
   Two years
2. Five years

The first-generation F-Series truck was in production for five years. The Ford Bonus-Built was available from 1948-1952.

1. Ford F-Series
   Ford Ranger
2. Ford SuperDuty

A Chevy display was hauled into the Texas State Fair by a Ford SuperDuty. Just goes to show how powerful a Ford truck is.

1. Harley-Davidson
   Eddie Bauer
2. Cabela's
   All of the above

These were all Ford factory special-edition pickups. The list also includes Chip Foose.

1. Lincoln Blackwood
   Ford Mustang
2. Ford Tempo

The Lincoln Blackwood was a combo of the F-150 and the Lincoln Navigator. It was produced in 2002 and 2003.

1. 1920s
   1960s
2. 2000s

Ford first offered a truck equipped to handle the extra weight of a camper in the 1960s. This required a stronger suspension.

1. The F-150
   The Focus
2. The SuperHaul

The F-150 is considered one of the most popular and recognizable trucks in the Ford family. Ford trucks have been popular for six decades.

1. Less than 10
   More than 30
2. About 100

The Ford F-150 has been the top-selling vehicle in the U.S. for over 30 years. It has been the best-selling truck in the U.S. since its launch.

1. Ford SuperCharge
   Ford Bonus-Built
2. Ford Focus

The original F-Series was called the Ford Bonus-Built. The truck was rolled out in 1948.

1. F-5, F-6, and F-7
2. F-100 and other triple digits

The F-1, F-2, and F-3 became the F-100 and other three-digit numbers in the second generation of Ford trucks. They just made their numbers larger!

1. Ford Serpent​
   SVT Raptor
2. Ford Conquest

The SVT Raptor was introduced in 2010. It was designed for off-road adventures.

1. Yes
2. No

Ford is definitely one of the oldest car manufacturers. They began rolling out cars over 100 years ago, and they haven't stopped since.

1. Yes
2. No

Ford is not only a family-owned company, but it's the second largest in the world. Henry Ford's great-grandson​, William Clay Ford Jr., took over the business.

1. $850
   $1,900
2. $3,000

The first Ford cost a meagre $850. The car was sold to Dr. Pfennig in 1903.

1. A
   D
2. G

The first Ford was known as a Model A. It had a 2-cylinder engine and could reach 30 mph.

1. '60s
   '80s
2. 2000s

The F-Series got a seventh-generation overhaul in the '80s. There were new design features, and the truck sported a new appearance and make.

1. Every kind of Ford truck
   The first Ford ever sold
2. No Ford trucks

William Clay Ford Jr. owns the first Ford ever sold. The truck was sold in 1903, and we'd imagine it's worth a lot these days.

1. Friends
2. Enemies

Henry Ford and Thomas Edison were lifelong friends. Henry Ford actually had a test tube that contained Edison's last breath. Literally.

1. Good
2. Bad

Henry Ford was marvelous to his employees. He started the $5-a-day salary. This was accompanied by shorter hours and company profit-sharing.

1. Camry
   Mustang
2. El Dorado

Ford introduced the Mustang in 1964. A huge lot of mini Mustangs were created for children that very year.

1. Use a crane
   Take it apart
2. Lift by helicopter

To take a Ford Mustang to the top of the Empire State Building, they had to break it up into six pieces. Then, they hauled the pieces up the elevator.

1. Jim Morrison
   Tom Cruise
2. George Bush Sr.

Jim Morrison, Doors frontman, only ever owned a Ford. It was a 1967 Shelby GT 500.

1. Henry Ford
   Paul Ford
2. President Gerald Ford

President Gerald Ford is famous for saying, “I’m a Ford, not a Lincoln." This was a reference to his governing style and a play on words.

1. 4
   10
2. 15

The famous Ford blue oval was not introduced until 4 years after the company started production. What took them so long?

1. Yes
2. No

There most certainly is another F-Series coming out in 2018. The original F-Series was rolled out in 1948.

1. A
   T
2. W

The Model T literally put cars at the center of American culture. But in retrospect, the F-Series is just as important.

1. 5 years
   10 years
2. 19 years

The Model T was in production for 19 glorious years. There were 15 million Model Ts sold.

1. Yes
2. No

The Model T really didn't change much during its production run. It's the F-Series that went through a lot of different incarnations.

1. 1959
   1924
2. 1910

Starting in 1959, enthusiasts could order an F-100 with four-wheel drive from the factory. Before that, they would have to do the conversion themselves.

1. Flathead V-8
   Straight-six
2. Either

In 1948, you could get your F-Series equipped with a straight-six or a Flathead V-8. With Chevy and Dodge, straight-six was the only option.

1. Alice Cooper
   Gene Simmons
2. Frank Zappa

Gene Simmons ordered a custom F-100/Shelby GT500 hybrid. The shiny gray vehicle called Snakebit sold for $450,000 in 2014.

1. 10 years
   22 years
2. 35 years

Between the F-100 and the F-150, 22 years passed. The F-100 was introduced in 1953 (from the F-1) and the F-150 was introduced in 1975.

1. 1975
   1983
2. 1999

F-100 became a thing of the past in 1983. This was in part due to the huge popularity of the F-150 at that time.