I guess they made the 2016 458MM Speciale as homage to the Ford GT40 that whipped their ass in the 60s. ... View more

For what it's worth, Ford took a really cheap shot at Ken Miles and Denny Hulme. ... View more

My dad replaced his 1969 Country Squire with this very model with the 460 engine, fully loaded. I loved that wagon and wish I had it today, just for show. ... View more

Still have to tell Grace. ... View more

I was thinking Lola ... View more

Hydrogen. ... View more

BIG mistake ... View more

BIG mistake! ... View more

You send that Jeepster to the boneyard, we're gonna send you to the boneyard! Happy New Year! ... View more

Peanut M&Ms, Twizzlers and Almonds. Bottle of unsweetened iced tea, or cold brew. ... View more

So, where do we get our hands on the Euro-director's cut? You never divulged that tidbit. ... View more

Wrong decisions about tires will cost you dearly in the event of tire failure. Sorry Rob, this time I was not amused by your tale. ... View more

Gonna get a lot of flames for this but... Ever since 2019 I can't stand ANY saying that ends in "... matter". It evokes a sense of someone trying to overpower someone else and I find it abhorrent. It goes alongside "whatever" and similar phrases and I typically won't read or pay attention to the subject it has in front of it. I only opened this to respond to the title. Go ahead, I'll read about the comments later, good or bad. (I hate being this way, it was a quick process that brought it about though) ... View more

a retirement nestegg in a garage! ... View more

Was offered a '63 split-window Corvette back in 2002 for $20k. It had a 4sp tranny and a set of cragars with radial tires. Oh, I would also have gotten the original matching number automatic tranny and the 4 original wheels with original tires. I had to turn down because I just bought a BMW and the family was still young. Oh, well. ... View more

Forget the repair, one of the worst things is to see that old man leaning on the fender with a belt buckle bearing down on the paint! ... View more

You guys at Hagerty are truly magicians - showing a RED sharpie that writes BLACK!!! How'd you do it? ... View more

As with many other things, life gets in the way. ... View more

nope ... View more

Then they have to be reset ... View more

The first mistake you made in this article is calling 1965 to 1973 "first" generation. ... View more

I want one! ... View more

Light fixtures on their posts that have been blurred bu the high speed photography ... View more

My Sunbeam Tiger had a 289CID in it. Most fun. ... View more

MG made a roadster? We always refer to it as a convertible. I guess calling it a spyder would have been worse. ... View more

I can understand using funnels that show usage, but c'mon - those are stupid dirty. ... View more

It is sad that the BMW E21 is not here, just another ding against the true start of the 3 series BMW. ... View more

I don't like ANY of the changes, sometimes they make sense, none of these do. ... View more

I met Rob several years ago at a BMW event in Saratoga, NY. Wonderful person. Reading this article made me want to put in writing my own "should-have-bought" regrets. A number of years ago, when my son was in High School, he was interested in a mini-bike. A friend gave me the name of a fellow he knew with one for sale. This fine old gentleman was once the owner of a hobby shop I had gone to. We went to look at the mini-bike and ended up buying it. That's not the story, however, I want to relate. This man had 6 Corvettes of the various generations that he had begun to divest himself of. The last remaining was a black on red 1963 split-window, it had a 4-spd stick along with the original transmission; it had newer wheels and radial tires, along with the original wheels and red-stripe tires. All that he offered to me for $20k, I believe this was in 2003. I gave it considerable thought, but because we had a young family, the decision to forgo this purchase was the right thing to do. Not a day goes by that I think back and wish I had bought this one. The moral of both stories is to make the decision that is right for you at the time. ... View more

Hagerty: Are you serious? ... View more

A true legend ... View more

pure, unadulterated junk! ... View more

The author will need some education in order to recognize a guardrail when he sees one! LMAO!!!! ... View more

hahaha ... View more

It really doesn't matter that you think you're a good writer, it's how you engage the reader. I read the first few paragraphs and that was enough for me to know that the real lesson you never learned is that everyone is in anything for one reason - their own enjoyment. The future generations have to fend for themselves, just like I did, and you know why - appreciation. If you attain something on your own you will appreciate it more than if it were handed to you. The other aspect is - if the new generation is interested in something they need to work at it on their own, just like most of us did. So the bottom line is go peddle your philosophy somewhere else. ... View more

a pipe dream, for now. ... View more

So funny, you write for Hagerty and you say "For once, I think tech might be helpful." I certainly hope you are joking, without tech you most likely wouldn't be there. ... View more

There's also the Isle of Man TT that is pretty extreme. ... View more

Quite the compelling article, I watch MotoGP whenever I find in on my Cable provider's lineup. Thanks for the great style of the Author and the stills. Kudos! ... View more

Just want you guys to know that I received my hat this past Thursday and it was left on the front stoop in the rain in an unsealed box. The good news is it was still in the box protected by a zip lock plastic bag. Looks Great! Thanks Hagerty! ... View more

Glad I came here to check, I was beginning to think it may have gotten lost in the mail! 🙂 ... View more