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This photo debuted in 1963 alongside a single release, then resurfaced in heavy rotation in 1964 to promote their holiday record, The Beach Boys’ Christmas Album. Surf, style, and seasonal vibes. Merry Christmas 🎄

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from RumbleSeat 🎄

Grateful for this community of enthusiasts, builders, and storytellers. Wishing everyone a warm holiday season, great memories, and exciting drives ahead.

Carroll Shelby changed racing forever. He reshaped Ford’s image, built the GT40 that beat Ferrari at 24 Hours of Le Mans, and created the Shelby Mustangs that ruled the pony car era. A true legend!

Talk about asshole design. 🛠️ BMW just patented a logo-shaped screw meant to stop owners from fixing their own cars. Looks cool. Works perfectly. Forces dealer-only service. Right-to-repair fans are not going to love this one. #BWM

Something rare  2 days before Christmas.  A 1977 Ford Fairmount with a stick shift!

Racing “grid girl” Carol Lang. #oldschoolcool

The Welbike was a foldable WWII motorcycle dropped with British paratroopers. Packed in a container, unfolded in minutes, and powered by a 98cc Villiers engine. No suspension, no lights, rough ride, but instant mobility after landing. #automotivehistory

My name Sullivan I work at Maguires ford in Hershey. We just got in a 2026 lariat f-250 in the Harley Davidson package. This is a one of one color in the state of Pennsylvania only 250 of these are made each year and we have one of them. If you’re looking for a mean body style and a mean look this is the truck for you. Contact me at 717-454-7468 if you have any question's

Rare sighting of a 1934 Buick Series 90 convertible sedan.  Only 635 built.

Clark Gable famously posed with a custom-bodied 1936 Jensen-Ford, a rare British creation by Jensen Motors using Ford running gear, built for his friend Percy Morgan, though Gable initially ordered one for himself but swapped it for a Duesenberg, still prompting him to pose for promotional photos with Morgan's Jensen. The car was a sporty, low-slung tourer with a unique dual-cowl design, powered by Ford's Flathead V8.