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Here are four cars currently listed for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. As you may notice, they all feature vertical headlights, which was turbine-influenced trend in the 1960s but existed before and after that decade. Can you tell us these cars that wear this style? Post your answers in the Comments section below. If you are struggling, you can point your cursor at an image and click on…

There seems to be a lot of confusion about the final Ford Falcon that appeared in America. As you may know, the Ford Falcon was a compact that was produced from 1960-70, upon which it allowed the Maverick to take over as Ford’s compact. Then, Ford took the Falcon name and applied it to a mid-size model that was only available for eight months. 1970 1/2 Ford Falcon two-door sedan (Image courtesy…

The Continental that made its mark Featured on AutoHunter is this 1941 Lincoln Continental Cabriolet. Sometimes known as the Mark I, this factory custom is powered by a 292ci V12 paired with a three-speed manual transmission. Features include a factory AM radio, wooden dashboard, split bench front seat, and more. Finished in black over a red leather interior, this Lincoln is offered by a private…

Over the past several months, we have served you various videos of Adrian Clements’ Yours in old FoMoCo iron… channel on YouTube. A hobbyist like you and me, Adrian has a grasp of the Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln marques that few can demonstrate. If you ever need a go-to resource for Blue Oval knowledge, Adrian’s channel is as worthy as anyone’s. A prime example of the information available at…

The car that carried AMC An old proverb is, “Necessity is the mother of invention.” Automotive history has shown that innovation by automotive companies makes for some interesting bids at survival – Graham and Hupmobile, Studebaker, and the Chrysler Corporation show that hard times doesn’t discriminate. Of course, American Motors found itself struggling to survive several times in its existence,…

The car that saved Chrysler With all the love we’ve been giving full-size Chrysler Corporation C-bodies, especially the last of the convertibles, it only makes sense to have our Pick of the Day be the car that brought the convertible back to America: the 1982 Chrysler LeBaron Mark Cross Edition convertible. It is listed on ClassicCars.com by a dealership in Orlando. (Click the link to view the…

Do you find yourself lost when trying to learn concours-caliber details about cars? Are you filled with self-doubt when checking out a car for purchase, especially from afar? You’re not alone, fellow enthusiast! But rather than focus on the nitty gritty that’s out of your league, why don’t we hone on the things that are easy to discern and go from there? Below are several examples of common…

1967 Chevrolet Corvette dashboard Mecum 2023 marks 70 years since the first Corvette rolled off the line in Flint, Michigan. To complement our extensive coverage of America’s sports car, from never-realized prototypes to Barbie partnerships to the future of Corvette Racing, we dug up this 2018 story focusing on interiors and starring the C2 (shown above). Enjoy! — Ed.  When it comes to American…