4th: The London black cab is wheelchair accessible- also body-on-frame, and RWD.

A 1986 959 is 25 years old now, so would be fine.

Well, it started after the 1953 crash of Pierre Levegh's Mercedes 300SLR at Le Mans, killing 85 spectators (and Levegh)- a lot of countries introduced bans on auto racing, but Switzerland is the only one where the ban is still in force.

Jack Johnson, then heavyweight champion of the world, was stopped for speeding in his Lozier in 1911, and handed over $100.

Some of AMARC (the bit where they chopped up the B-52s with a giant guillotine) is laid out deliberately to be viewed by Russian spy satellites.

It's stuck- towing it off would presumably make it break up.

Note the bit that said "Classification: American Bureau of Shipping". They're the people who do the inspections- the ship was registered in Liberia because they have lower taxes and less regulation of wages and working conditions.

Junkyards are awesome, scrapyards aren't. Eventually a car will reach the point where it is unequivocally dead- the question is, will the cycle of auto reincarnation send it to be turned into razor blades in China or will its parts live on in other vehicles?

Who's Allan and why do they hate him so much?

The rear screen almost has shades of Citroen Ami 6

Where did you fly into Heathrow? T5 is impressive- T3 is a dump.

I went to a very old, famous high school in London (I had a scholarship). Until 200 years ago or so (I told you this school was old), they had a rule that students had to reply in Latin if spoken to in Latin. Since the teachers would often address students in Latin, this meant that they spoke Latin *a lot*.…

OK, so it's not a car, but given that the A in DAF stands for "trailer" in Dutch...

This is my post-zombie-apocalypse ride. Will run on wood, and screw running away from zombies when you can drive over them...

The Hyundai iPod connection is always terrible for navigation- I've had problems with it in a friend's Kia cee'd.

Amherst-Villiers Supercharger

Last year, I saw someone using a Beta Spider to trailer a boat down to the water. I have no idea how that car has survived this long being used like that.

Miata, surely?

A 1965 Volvo PV544. My dad bought the car several years before I was born, and it's been in the family ever since. I came home from the hospital in that car (which, incidentally, was my first post on Jalopnik, for another QOTD). I remember sitting behind the wheel when I was 3 or 4, pretending to drive. I remember my…