Well that sucks. How many miles did it have when that happened?

Wanted this the moment I saw it - 2003 Dodge Magnum concept:

OK, age-old question: Can anyone translate what the guys in the car are saying? Again I hear that "oobleeyet" word that is spat out in so many of these videos that I figure it's Russian for "shee-it".

"Attention, flight attendants... please bring your trash receptacles to the cockpit... giggity."

Here you go, Fluffy.

So if you're going to drink on a plane, please have the decency to knock back some tranquilizers as the chaser.

Pam rage rampage!

"And before you can say 'Step Five', we close on Broadway!"

Rob, do you know what happened to the gentleman who was building up a 550 that had the transaxle from the James Dean car? This was about ten or fifteen years ago.

Let's all chip in and help him buy it!

"He worships at the temple of his own narcissism." - Marlon Brando

When I was five, my first ride in a convertible was in my dad's friend's new black '65 Monza. I've wanted one ever since.

Much better choice, and I'd rather have cloth seats over the vinyl (not leather) ones in the other car. Plus all the chrome is original here - the other one looks like it was all painted silver (and don't get me started on the repainted wood trim!). Even then, I'd try to bargain the owner down to $3000.

Ford's been using that rear-seat setup in its full-size wagons since 1965:

Looks a bit like '67 fullsize Pontiac.

"Whoa" if you're stopping a horse.

What street in Chicago is this?

Sadly that's the only way such a proposition could work - amortize the shipping costs by bringing them in by truckload. More power to you if you can manage it!

What were they saying in the first part while they were on the road?

A '50(?) Studebaker Champion