This 1965 Mustang GT convertible is the definition of a clean, timeless classic. Finished in a rare light-blue color with a white top and Palomino interior, the car has every GT option of the era.

Introduced in 1955 as a replacement for the Crestline, the Fairlane was Ford's main full-size offering until 1961. From 1962, the Fairlane was moved into the midsize market. It became one of America's ...

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The Ford Fairlane and Ford Torino are often mistaken for rivals, proof that many motorheads are yet to discover that the two were cut from the same cloth. In fact, when the Torino name entered the ...

Over the years, the Fairlane Hotel lobby has been home to residencies by some of Nashville's most talented entrepreneurs: Max and Kayla Palmer from Bagelshop (now in Donelson), Kate Cunningham at By ...

This hit from 1965 was actually a cover of a song written by Robert James Byrd, recorded under the name Bobby Day. That original version of the song was released back in 1958 and did fairly well on ...

[This story first appeared in the May 1965 issue of MotorTrend] When Ford decided to go racing with the Mustang, they wisely first consulted their oracle for such matters, Carroll Shelby. Shelby's Los ...

Sitting in CSX2589 is a unique experience. Really, sitting in any original Cobra—just 655 were built—is a unique experience, but this one even more so. It’s not just that this very car was the last ...

Brian is a published author who has been writing professionally for a decade in politics and entertainment, but found his calling covering the automotive industry. His love of cars started at an early ...

Only a few years in pop and rock history are remarkable enough that their achievements marked unshakeable and significant paths to the overall timeline. 1955 may be the first and most monumental of ...

To see the car’s place in racing history, rewind to 1965 when Ford was fast-tracking its Le Mans-focused GT40 program. In preparation, its Ford Advanced Vehicles division—in the UK—had built a total ...