we definitely need more utilitarian pickups with vertical windshields and fewer bro trucks with low profile mud terrains.

Whoever took this picture has one flip flop on and a walking cast.

I'm glad to see that The Rescue Ship is getting restored finally. It set neglected at the Alabama State Fairgrounds for years. Mr. Perry's family tried to buy the car back and even some mechanically inclined police officers asked to restore it.

Boy, this whole tale really warms my heart. I remember hearing about him and I'm sure I saw that episode of That's Incredible because I watched that show religiously as a tyke. The fact that Batman Willie's never been forgotten and they're restoring that car makes me proud to be a human being.

This is amazing. I'd watch his movie.

oh, 70 series troopy...how you haunt my dreams.

I want someone to make a superhero blockbuster about this Batman. Who would play him?

lol...they were very expensive miles.

Its not because there is no manual option. Thats just what journalists want to think so they can explain it.

Chevy finally wised up and gave us that third pedal option that we all begged for. But here is the catch, it is pretty much impossible to actually find a manual trans equipped SS. A nationwide search on Cars.com revealed zero manual SS cars.

I've never even seen one of these things outside of press fleets. I think it only exists for bloggers and magazine writers to test.

It's sort of telling that the best comparison for a 2014 Chevy is a 2000 BMW.

don't give them new ideas, they are that crazy

Save your money, folks.

This article is a nice addition to Jalopnik as the "normal" articles have begun to get a bit stale. How about starting a DIY section for unique cars with issues that normally turn buyers off?