" In 1956, two flavors of 283 offered dual four barrels, one at 225 hp and another at 240 hp" Wrong! 1956 was still the 265, the most HP at 240. 1957 saw the first 283, with a max of 283 HP. The first year of 1 HP/1 CI. ... View more

I think Ford will sell a lot of these Mavericks, but I'll save $35K and keep my '99 Chevy S10. Love it! 4.3L, power windows, mirrors, locks, A/C, 4wd. Extended cab, 6 foot bed and NO 'infotainment screen'. Hate those things. Just buttons and knobs and it fits in my garage! ... View more

Good article, bit I'm wondering if you switched license plates or are the pictures of different cars? ... View more

Hey Hagerty: I enjoy reading your daily newsletter, but the last week and a half the articles have had HUGE type. One word will cover the whole page, making it impossible to read. It took 10 minutes to figure out hoe to leave a message. Is it my computer or you? ... View more

Good one! Now I've had my belly laugh for the day. ... View more

The 1945 Jeep shown is a Ford.  Note the 9 slot grille.  Because Ford had a much larger ability to build vehicles than Willys, most of the WW11 Jeeps came from Ford.  Willys Jeeps have a 7 slot grille, the same as all Jeeps to this day. ... View more

Forward the Hagerty email to your friend and tell him to read the Mustang article. ... View more

All beautiful cars, but who did the exhaust on the purple T-Bird?   GAG! ... View more