And through an Herculean restoration effort, the XP-82 in that photo will soon fly again:

they tried to use THREE Messerschmitt Me-110s as tow rigs in the aptly named "Troikaschlepp" configuration. Sounds safe, doesn't it?

And there's only one in civilian hands (in pieces):

So, has her co-anchor come to her defense yet? Can't believe he kept smiling.

American equivalent:

"One waved away the wine list when it was presented. 'Just bring me a bottle of Piglio Griglio.' "

Always wondered how this little Courier got imported to Cali from (I believe) Mexico; I imagine the fact it's wearing dealer plates had something to do with it?

How about the "Hangout" set from the Elvis movie Speedway back in '68? This still looks good today:

I went to see Debbie Reynolds in Laughlin about ten years ago. Loved the show and waited in line to get an autographed CD - and she was so charming and gracious.

If you prefer the classic lines penned by Virgil Exner, along with the biggest fins in the low-price field AND room for six people to sprawl:

Because it's been a few hours with no Mopar /6:

Late, I know, but see if you want one after watching this - at least you won't want one with four-lug wheels:

One of my Aztec buddies. He was a pretty good friend and I didn't have any problems with him at first, and I felt bad for him because he had a weird spooky girlfriend. So when he came on to me, we fooled around once, which was pretty good, and he didn't have a problem doing it with another guy. Afterwards... he said…

Here's mine:

Oops - posted it wrong.

Like the Hartung collection near Chicago a couple years ago, if you don't count the motorcycles.

Or...

A lot of these were in rough/cobbled shape when he got them, I'm sure - that Talbot Lago looks like it was in a junkyard, nose down in a puddle.

Here's mine: