Total stock market: Covers a broad swath of an entire market, like the Down Jones Industrial, for instance.

In the early 1970's, I can remember my father taking our 1965 Plymouth Valiant in for diagnostic testing at a local garage prior to its inspection renewal, and the mechanics seemed really puzzled that it didn’t have backup lights.

I would hate to have a rollover accident in this thing.

It’s interesting that that English country gentleman with an estate home, a butler and a Rolls-Royce drives a Porsche 928 with what appear to be American license plates. The video is dark and blurry, but they look like the old white NY State plate design with the Statue of Liberty in the middle and the 928 appears to…

Hey,Throw in some M&M’s and you’ll have an MMpeach-mint cocktail.

Two racing driver memoirs are worth reading:

This isn’t the first time a dealer in Ohio has ordered a batch of cars to commemorate an NFL Team.

The designs of the 1970's were mostly mechanically carried over from the 1960's, which were also big boats. The 1970's cars just weren’t as cool-looking.  It took Detroit until the end of the 1970's to come to terms with the end of cheap gasoline and re-tool & re-design appropriately.  That Buick came out in late…

I’m disappointed they didn’t include ground effects. Ground effects cars actually won multiple races and championships, unlike most of the innovations listed in the video.

Yes, it’s Graham Hill, F1 champion in 1962 and 1968, also father of 1996 F1 champ Damon Hill.

They don’t mention it here, but the other issue I can recall reading about the Tyrrell P34 is that while the 4 front wheels were lower-profile than the 2 normal-sized front wheels, the rear tires were still the same size. The drag reduction they thought they were achieving with the smaller front wheels was negated by…

.

UCLA and USC are quite respectable academically, although they are not generally ranked as peers to Harvard/Stanford/Ivy League, etc.

That’s probably what Borman was referring to - they would expose lab animals to the rocks to see if the rocks carried unkown microbes. And, as others have mentioned, for operational reasons, the quarantine unit had other people in it besides the Apollo 11 crew and the doctor.

There WAS a doctor who went into quarantine with them, right when they got out of the helicopter and went into the Airstream trailer that was the quarantine unit. You can see the doctor following the astronauts into the trailer in the old news footage of the splashdown. If the astronauts had gotten sick or died of…

Ahem -As far as “Where have we seen this before?” goes - We’ve been teased about a mid-engined Corvette for almost 50 years now. Check out the cover of Road & Track from January 1971. As a kid, I can remember hearing that a mid-engined ‘Vette was just around the corner.

Big wings = Speed ? Not exactly a new discovery.

Came here to post that, you beat me to it.

Maybe she can do BOTH - She can start a plumbing services company that promotes naturopathic, holistic solutions to common household plumbing problems.

She has a wonderful command of ASSonance.