I luckily have all these things on my ‘65 Ranchero in the garage.

Wasn't the Crown Vic available with a cassette player through 2011?

Grand Prix body with Toronado doors? Easier to change the door handles.

It was after 10PM. Curfew was in effect and being enforced. Are the press not subject to the same laws?

Movie is called Top Secret.

I can honestly say that in 44 years on this planet I can recall seeing exactly 1 of these. Not really ever very common in the US.

Steel frame, cast wheels, 4 stroke.

I'm sure it has electronic ignition so you would still be pushing it to get anywhere in the event of an EMP.

Closed loop depends on more than O2 sensors. Main thing is coolant temp must be up.

It would take quite a bit longer than a few minutes idling to get your car into closed loop. Quickest way to closed loop is driving normally for a few miles.

Strictly for the show.

1963 Corvair Monza Spyder convertible. White over red, 4 speed. Bought it before I had a license in about 1984. Drove it for about a year and decided I wanted a mustang. Sold it for enough to buy a '67 Mustang and have regretted it ever since. Don't know where it is now but the guy I sold it to "restored" it with bad…

I love the Hellcat as well but put both on the same track and the Camaro will destroy the Challenger.

(Cue Tequilla)

This is the only part I don't care for. ( cringe)

"There's nothing more classic than a big American drop-top with a big American V8."

According to the Witopia website, Lifehacker has rated it a top VPN provider.

Why is the overhaul so expensive? Does it have to be done by a certified rebuilder? Honest question as I have zero aircraft knowledge.

NADA puts it at about $5600. Still a bit over priced but I bet someone buys it anyway.

No issues. The bed is sealed off from the cabin unless I am hauling something very long.