Haven't read every single comment so don't know if I'm the only one to point out that the photo of a Ford GT is actually a C8 Corvette. Supercars do tend to look like each other these days I'll admit but still... ... View more

Humber Hawk/Studebaker Hawk, Edsel Bermuda/Willys Bermuda, Cadillac Seville/DeSoto Seville, Willys (Aero) Lark/Studebaker Lark, Lincoln Capri/Mercury Capri, Lincoln Premiere/Eagle Premiere, Renault Alpine/Sunbeam Alpine, Nissan Rogue/Rambler Rogue, Dacia Duster/Plymouth Duster, Dodge Aspen/Chrysler Aspen, ... View more

I have one of these, a '67, and it's a true delight.  Got to write about it for Automobile Magazine.  Here's the story. https://www.automobilemag.com/news/1967-fiat-500-giardinera-classic-drive-photos/ ... View more

I distinctly remember encountering a second gen Camaro for the first time and was struck by the similarity. ... View more

Studebaker Lark, Studebaker Hawk.  Buick Wildcat, Singer Gazelle, Humber Super Snipe, Jaguar (nothing more needs to be added), Dodge Viper. ... View more

Jensen Interceptor = Chrysler powered ... View more

We've been doing this kind of capturing of cars in the wild (not at auctions or car shows) for almost 10 years.  We nab them parked and in motion when possible.  Please check out Feral Cars on Facebook and/or feralcars on Instagram.  We run a new one every weekday and today's is truly amazing: a MBZ 300SL gullwing parked at the side of the road with the wings up.  Sometimes it's just a Falcon or Dart but we do get our fair share of stunners. ... View more

I own a Studebaker Lark and a Studebaker Avanti.  When I'm asked the displacement of the cars' respective motors and respond "289," most people think I'm running a transplanted Ford engine.  I always explain, "No Studebaker made this motor, you can't copyright or trademark cubic inch displacement number." ... View more