If you read The Road to Serfdom (Reader’s Digest Condensed Version here), you will see that FA Hayek used the term “liberal” to denote people who today would be called “conservatives” in America. That is because Hayek, an Austrian, learned English in America before the meaning of “liberal” was essentially inverted, according to Safire's New Political Dictionary, in the 1920s. And the meaning of “liberal” was not changed in Britain, where Hayek wrote Serfdom during WWII.
There’s no doubt that a “liberal of the old type” would mean a conservative today. He then goes on to talk about “those who really believe in individual freedom”, which is clearly not our modern liberals.
The Left switches terms often as their ideas are found out.
Oh, and then there’s always the cartoon version:
https://mises.org/system/tdf/Road%20to%20Serfdom%20in%20Cartoons.pdf?file=1&type=document