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Films: 1973 Ford Maverick: Miss Maverick
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Made To Drive | S15 E01

1973 Ford Maverick: Miss Maverick

Build it, make it faster, break it, figure out how to fix it, and then make it faster again.
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Gary Drew
Gary Drew
4 years ago

Great film – nice tone to it.
BUT also the Maverick genuinely is a great looking car – I’d say better than the Mustang styling. I was a big fan of Pro-stock style Mavericks in the 80s; this reminds me that there should be more of them in use!

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Robert in LA
Robert in LA
4 years ago

Lovely video. A great reminder that happiness lies in finding your event in life, that one thing at which you want to excel, and mastering it. And what other people choose, or think of your choice, is pretty much irrelevant. Thank you Tess.

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2002Red996
2002Red996
4 years ago

While I’m not into drag racing, I loved this video. Really took me back to the 70’s , and makes me see how under appreciated Mavericks were back then (I had a 72 Mustang so I looked down on them!)

Tess talked about being born with talent, I don’t think it’s talent one is born with, I believe it is a genetic predisposition for the need for gasoline fumes.

I go on the Blueridge Parkway a lot with my cars and bikes and to to a winery to eat. Just before the entrance there is an old house with several Mavericks in the yard. Tess needs to go there for some cars.

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Armando Paredes
Armando Paredes
4 years ago

Tess, wheelie bars please. Your going to flip that thing one day!

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Scott A
Scott A
4 years ago

that was really good.
it reminded me of the “fastest car” series on netflix.
people that have found their thing, and make the most of it.

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Dennis White
Dennis White
4 years ago

This girl is making me feel a little inadequate this morning!

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