@mittelwerk1: I had a 91 SHO for 10 years and the engine was pretty much bulletproof. Now the body hardware? That's another story. Anyways, since the article requires the vehicle to have been sold 25+ years ago, the SHO won't qualify until 2014.

Pretty soon the entire interiors of high-end cars will be so infused with LEDs that they will look like the set of "Avatar," but more distracting.

@mingoesbueno: Yeah I gave him a few buck and also gave him the following tip: "in this car, you turn the key and THEN push the start button"

@BrtStlnd: I thought it was Lamborghini's new edition of the Gallardo

If only my mother-in-law was into hoarding aircraft instead of Hummels.

@passingas: GREAT read.

So Ohio is not only the birthplace of aviation but also its graveyard?

@NickyL: So I guess you've never met anybody that owned one of these?

1969 Chevy Camaro with the 350 engine. Solid, simple, reliable and parts are readily available. In fact, you can build a complete new one out of new parts from the Year One catalog.

@thefirebuilds: Nice try, but must be over 25 years old.

Back in 1999 I valet parked my then-new red 2000 Honda S2000. At the end of the evening when I went to pick it up, it was right where I left it. The valet couldn't figure out how to start it. Thank God. Pushbutton start was a novelty back then.

Not one American car on the list, but two Japanese cars are listed? Interesting. Now maybe I should go out and buy that 1960's Lincoln Continental convertible now.

Wow the posts so far seem to confuse patents, trademarks and copyrights. Unlike a patent, one does not have to be the original creator of a design to trademark it. Nevertheless, it is totally inappropriate for Shelby to trademark this. For example, let's say that McDonald's, original seller of the Big Mac, allowed…

1960's Lincoln Continental convertible.

There. Much better.

@failure_to_communicate: It's very weird. Also, you will turn on your wipers every time you want to signal your lane change.

So full of win. FWIW the color scheme on his car inspired the 1970's Trans Am SE "Bandit" appearance package.

Hey- I found the instruction manual!

If you're talking about SEARCH engines . . .

@Tiberiuswise: Sorry but owners of the legendary Shelby GT350 would disagree with you that the 289 is forgotten engine.