Congratulations to @TrentSteeves and @Richard1 for getting the most likes in our Red, White or Blue car show!
Join our virtual car show with this week's theme: Red, White or Blue Cars.
Reply to this post and include:
- A few photos of your car
- The car's year, make, and model
- Your location
- (Optional) A short write-up about the car’s history or significance to you
No car to submit? No problem. Have fun looking at the pictures and reading stories from others. And make sure you “like” your favorites!
The reply with the most likes by next Thursday 2 July will win this week’s show - earning unlimited bragging rights and some Hagerty social media love.
Our car was built in 2001 and featured in a Pontiac enthusiast magazine. It made it's way around the show circuit and sold off. It's gone through a few owners and shows it's age a little. I have been repairing and updating it over the past couple of years. It has a 500hp 462ci Pontiac and a TH 350 trans with a GM 10 bolt out of a TransAm with disc brakes all around. The 61-63 small Pontiacs are a niche collector car, they originally came with a swing axle IRS. There are avid collectors of Lil-Indian cars and parts. I know with todays climate of racial discrimination Lil-Indian could be insulting to some but it's just what they call the cars. It's a 60's style hot rod and a blast to drive. My wife and I bought it to have some fun with unfortunately I lost her to cancer this past May so everything I do to the car is in tribute to her beauty, power and timelessness.
This is a 1967 C10, that I have had for 44 years. My wife of 43 years and high school sweethearts dated, drove after the wedding, brought two children home from hospital and so much more.
1966 GT 2+2 "A" code
Bought it from 2nd. owner 34 years ago.
Factory 4 speed GT with several vintage original upgrades.
Full Shelby GT350R suspension, steering & street model prototype roll bar.
K-engine, fitted with rare Ford Trans Am intake, 9" Trac-Lok diff.
- British Columbia, Canada
1973 Trans Am
2014 GT500.
oops, thought you meant red, white AND blue....OK, had to crop out the gold one.
I built MK2AT50 as a tribute to the 50th anniversary of the Jensen Interceptor Mk II (1969-2019). My idea was to create the car as if Jensen hadn't gone under in 1976 and they were building this special edition today. Vintage lines and proportions with 21st century bells and whistles. 6 litre built LS motor with 6 speed automatic, burl walnut interior, keyless ignition, proximity lock & arm, power rear boot, bluetooth, navigation, DVD, 8 way power bucket seats, custom body modifications, etc.
