(11/16/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
The '32 Ford roadster is the #1 car enthusiasts would bring back for remodel, according to our 2006 hobby survey results.
Posted By: Claire
(6/10/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
Hagerty Collector Network’s Road Sign Rally Contest Captured “Wackiest” Road Signs Across U.S.
Posted By: Chad
(11/18/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
Though the cars of the Big Three garner most of the attention when one considers American automobiles of the 1950s, the importance of the Hudson Hornet cannot be overlooked. By the time Hudson's Hornet debuted in 1951, the buying public
Posted By: Claire
(11/19/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
Most of us get bigger, heavier, and have to accommodate more people as we get older. Oh, we’re still pretty good, we tell ourselves, but we recall the simpler self with some longing. So although an Austin Healey 3000 may
Posted By: Claire
(11/19/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
Aside from the Shelby Cobra, there is perhaps no other car more aped by kit and replica manufacturers than the simple Lotus Seven. More than 150 companies have tried their hand at Seven replicas some more ably than others and
Posted By: Claire
(12/10/2008 - Hagerty Insurance)
1957 Chevrolet Corvette “Fuelie” Convertible See what’s so special about the ’57 Fuelie, according to SCM and David Gooding of Gooding & Company.Sports Car Market magazine2006 08 16In 1956 Chevrolet introduced a restyled Corvette that was a complete departure from
Posted By: Chad
(12/10/2008 - Hagerty Insurance)
1960 Bentley and 1965 Rolls RoyceMarket evaluation of two classic 4 door saloons.Hagerty Protection Network and Keith Martin's Sports Car Market magazine2008 08 181960 Bentley S2 4 door saloon. S N B421LBR. Mason’s Black over green leather interior. 55,394 miles.
Posted By: Mandy
(11/19/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
The Chevrolet Corvette is "America's sports car" for good reason. The mystique surrounding the creation of the first Corvette in 1953, along with that car's rarity, have turned it into one of the most collectible American cars.In 1955, V8 power
Posted By: Claire
(11/19/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
There's something undeniably appealing about an Italo American hybrid. No one styles a sporting GT with passion and emotion quite like the Italians. And no one does V8 grunt quite like Detroit. Put them together, and the results are often
Posted By: Claire
(11/19/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
Carroll Shelby wasn't the first man to drop a brutish American V8 into a lithe European chassis. Frank Kurtis did it. Sydney Allard did it. And each proved successful to varying degrees. But Shelby, a tall Texan with a racer's
Posted By: Claire
(11/19/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
When the Ford Mustang ushered in the pony car era in mid 1964, other domestic manufacturers took notice. The Mustang was an instant success and every division within the Big Three wanted a piece of that pie. Mercury was no
Posted By: Claire
(6/5/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
1971 and 1981 Porsche 911sMarket evaluation of the 911T Coupe and the 911SC Targa
Posted By: Kory
(11/19/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
Enzo Ferrari was a notorious curmudgeon when it came to change. Late to adopt disc brakes, late to move his racing engines from the front to the middle, he was forever insisting that his way was the only way, technological
Posted By: Claire
(10/26/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
Like many old sports cars, they were frequently run into the ground, with body and mechanical repairs made via cannibalising other cars.
Posted By: Claire
(11/20/2009 - Hagerty Insurance)
1983 1986 Renault 5 Turbo Posted by Gregory Masten Renault. The very mention makes many Americans cringe, as peripheral thoughts of the Alliance, Encore, and Le Car rattle smokily through the collective unconscious. The cars came about from an awkward
Posted By: Claire