Followup review: “SpearTip did the job requested, but they didn’t clean up afterward and left unsightly debris behind, leading to public embarrassment. Two and a half stars.”

Equally obligatory:

Don’t you mean DONALD TRUMP “INDICATED”? :)

So no bootleg copies have shown up yet? Anecdotes from the crew? Would be nice if the audience had the final word, even if it was “Meh.”

“I’ve stopped lying.”

One of my briefest but most-cherished celebrity encounters: Some friends and I were driving through West L.A. and one of them pointed out her house on Bonhill Road. As we neared, we saw the garage door was open, and there she was in a light blue velour jogging suit. We waved, and she waved back with that sweet smile -…

When I was seven, I found several loose cigarettes with Chinese writing on them under the back seat of our ‘63 Dodge wagon - this was in the Chicago suburbs in 1967.

Show of hands: How many Type 4 owners/former owners here besides me?

The ‘64 Cadillac Coupe deVille joyridden by the main characters in Cooley High. Good chase scene partly shot inside Chicago’s then-derelict Navy Pier, plus the consequences of the scene are the linchpin for the rest of the story.

For a Brazilian, he reminds me a LOT of the Swedish Chef.

To explain my cognitive dissonance: Who’s shaming his looks/him as a person? I’m shaming poor artwork and photography preparation. I’m sorry I didn’t make that clearer.

Love the column, but that graphic of his just sets my teeth on edge:

Easy choice: ‘64 Pontiac Catalina 2+2 convertible. One-owner L.A. car I spotted at the county estate auction:

It’s much older than that - I remember seeing large ads for Ayds in my mom’s magazines (Family Circle and Woman’s Day IIRC) back in the mid-1960s.

Wonder how Bonnie Cher feels about this one.

Just passed this on to a collector friend of mine; he goes for odd low-mile ‘70s/’80s stuff although he may balk at the price. Will post if he gets it.

Lindsey Lohan as Liz Taylor.

Surplus CG-4 combat troop gliders were a two-fer bargain - not only were the gliders themselves (minus wings and tail) useful as sheds or trailers, but the crates they came in were well-built enough to be used as garages and cabins, or combined to make houses.

If you don’t mind folks calling him Bro Del for short.

The Reveres’ “Big ‘T’” (hot rodded Model T Ford), from 1964: