Here's an interesting article on the history of heaters in cars: https://www.curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/warm-comfort-what-was-the-last-american-car-available-without-a-heater/ Studebake… (View Post)

My grandparents' '71 LeMans had a 350-2bbl, listed as a $121.12 option. My auto encyclopedia does break out its production numbers by 6 vs V8 for the Chevelle/Malibu, but for the LeMans, it just list… (View Post)

I like seeing those old window stickers, because they show just how expensive cars could be back then, once they were optioned up the way most people would want them. People often talk about how chea… (View Post)

Oh, yeah, I forgot about those... Around these parts, I don't remember any of those earlier Colts having much of a presence, but then all of a sudden it was like BAM! and the little FWD models from 1… (View Post)

That had me curious to look, as it's been ages since I've seen one of those Colts. But yep, true fully functional hardtop, with roll-down rear windows! I remember seeing a Colt at one of the Carlisle… (View Post)