Raise your hands if you can afford one of these. With the shut down of fossil fuel will Gm add an electric motor in the back? ... View more

The II was a Pinto pretending to be a Mustang. ... View more

There never was a 64 Mustang. It was a 65 that came out early. No VIN number was ever a 64. ... View more

I bought a brand new Pinto Squire Wagon in 1972 and I wish I still had it. It was a Great little car with lots of room, great mileage and a bullet proof engine. If it hadn't stolen and totaled I would still be driving it.. ... View more

Great looking cars and so practical for there time. Now we have ugly SUV's that look like boxes with wheels and are so over priced. Doubt we will see any classics in the future from todays Plasticmobiles . ... View more

The PT cruiser was nothing more then a copy of the 1937 Ford. A poor copy if I should say so. The 37 Ford had a V8. ... View more

Now the world is full of Ugly SUV's (Some Ugly Vehicle) with no styling and they come in only 3 colors, White, Black and Gray. and Black interiors. They must have fired all the designers.. ... View more

What a GREAT find. I could spend all day just wondering through that Barn. ... View more

I can believe the 1965 to 1973 Mustangs, but the rest are mostly **bleep** cars and that I don't believe. ... View more

The first generation Mustangs will live forever in the hearts of all man kind. ... View more

Nothing matches the sound of a flathead. ... View more

Where have all the 1969 Catalinas gone to?. ... View more

Those were fun years and fun cars. Now every car on the road, unless its a classic all look the same. You can't even tell what make they are unless you are right beside them and then its guess work. ... View more

You have to realize that most of the products that we enjoy are based on oil and by going Green energy I would like to know how all these products we now rely on will be produced with out the use of oil. Example, the cars being built today are mostly plastic that is based on oil, much of your home consists of materials based on oil, our roads, and even your kids computer and your smart phone.. ... View more

If God loved the electric cars so much he wouldn't have put all that wonderful Black Gold, Oil that is, into the ground for all the wonderful creature comforts we enjoy today.. And of course one of those joys was the Internal Combustion Engine that powers all those Classics that grace our highways and byways and those exciting classic car shows and the auctions and the auto parts swap meets where that NOS part you have been looking for to complete your restoration is waiting to be found. I just don't think restoring a Mustang Mach E or the Chevy Bolt in the future will create the excitement that searching for that Stromberg 97 Carb for that old Flathead V8 or a Mustang 289 HiPo engine does today.. . ... View more

I would venture to say that those several Classic Car owners who are in love with the EV'S are not really true Classic Car people. I doubt you will ever see a Classic Car show in the future consisting of Battery Powered vehicles. The 30's, 40's 50's, 60's, 70's and some 80's Fossil Fuel Beauties will live in infamy.. ... View more

The Mustang is now officially Dead. Ford has wanted to discontinue the Mustang for some time and now they have accomplished it. They electrocuted it. This is not a Mustang this is just another Battery operated SUV. Why did Ford use the Mustang name for this Clown Car? Hopefully GM will not destroy the Camaro and Dodge Mutilate the Challenger this way.. ... View more

I would not have the Heart to convert my original 67 Mustang to an electric. Ford has disappointed the Mustang Cult by building an Electric SUV and putting the name MUSTANG on it. I have bought my last Ford vehicle. ... View more

                    When they flood the market with electrics and there is a shortage of fossil fuel where will all these Beauties from the past end up?   ... View more

It's Bat Mans Week-end ride. ... View more

The new Challenger is just a Shadow of of its former self as is the Mustang, the Corvette and the Camaro.  ... View more

Nothing beats the old station wagons for beauty, comfort and utility. The SUV's of today can't hold a candle to them. Who in this world wouldn't want a Country Squire in there collection. Rear facing rear seat, tail gate that opened both ways and room for the whole family, the family Dog and luggage galore. And that 390 engine under the hood.    ... View more

How you store your ride in very important, but where you store it is even more important. I store mine in California.   ... View more

I couldn't afford a new Grand Prix in 1969, so I settled for a 69 Catalina 2 door Hard Top which I still have and its my favorite ride. ... View more

All very nice cars, but I'll take that 57 Corvette any day over the rest of them. ... View more

The Cross fire was one great design it both fastback and convertible. They should bring it back and build less SUV's. In fact, bring back the old Station Wagons. The were more comfortable, carried more passengers and lovely to look at. ... View more

You are so RIGHT!! LAME it is. Both the 50's and the 60's were works of art. Even the new cars with all the digital read outs are lame as most are to small to read. Take the temp read out alone on some of these cars is impossible to read unless you put you nose up against the instrument panel.  ... View more

u are so RIGHT!! LAME it is. Both the 50's and the 60's were works of art. Even the new cars with all the digital read outs are lame as most are to small to read. Take the temp read out alone on some of these cars is impossible to read unless you put you nose up against the panel.  ... View more