The 5 Coolest Cars in Hagerty's Garage - Automobile
Here is our selection of the five most interesting cars currently in the Hagerty Garage. If you wanted the hottest products to wear the Blue Oval badge in the 1960s, you turned to Carroll Shelby, who was hard at work producing some of the most capable and musclebound Mustangs to ever dominate the street. 0-liter (428 cubic inch) Cobra Jet V-8, the 1967 GT500 turned out 355 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque. In September 1967, production of Shelby Mustangs turned over to Ford, and Shelby had much less involvement with the lineup. Because of this, some Shelby fans consider the 1967 GT500 the last “pure” Shelby Mustang produced during that era. The widow was uninterested in driving, so the car sat, completely insured and registered up until the late 1990s, when it was purchased with an all-original surviving interior, and 40 percent of its original paint remaining. All Electras came equipped with the Buick 6. 6-liter (401 cubic inch) V-8, which produced 340-350 hp. This car is equipped with desirable options like air conditioning, cruise control, a radio antenna, tilt steering, and a remote trunk release. One of the highest-mileage cars in Hagerty’s garage, this 1917 Peerless Speedster has competed in over 15 cross-country rallies. Source: www.automobilemag.com
