@Eltigro: I bet Walt Disney is kept somewhere in the Smithsonian.

The old Freightliner at 0:09 looks badass.

@SuperCharger.Heaven: I would take an Olds over a Pontiac any day.

I would buy the Hearse that carried the body of Mary Jo Kopechne. Now she is a true victim of the "Kennedy Phenomenon" Ted killed her back in 1969, so you know that Hearse has to be pretty sweet.

Would have rather seen some "brodies" performed by the Raptor in the background. just sayin.

A roller and a couple gallons of latex ceiling white. Back in business..This thing has to be better than the 82 Diesel Caddy limo I took to Prom.

@Turbineguy - now with Ash78-less dispersant: I'm sure he's getting paid too.

Inspiring....well done.

@Edward Nifong: It looks as if it was one of the chase vehicles. The one in the background on the right hand side appears to have very similar if not the same light set-up, especially in the grill.

Sorry but, it's appears this Owner has the whole Fast and the Furious DVD collection sitting on his shelf. cp.

@Baby Beater Benz is a decent DD: +1

@Baby Beater Benz is a decent DD: pics or it didn't happen.

@kake81: Awesome.

@grzydj: My wife says that it will all come out when I have to go to therapy in about 15 years. lol.

@SLRSpeedshop: This is what my Old Man would pick us up in on the weekends, when he remembered.

@egoods: so true. I could see that happening in the U.S. Are there no A-holes in Russia? beside this rider.

1974 Pinto Squire Wagon. That's my Mom.

@DannyFromTheD: I'm not the least bit surprised. Diesel?

@DannyFromTheD: I don't personally think it's how many you sell but, how long they last. imo.

3 things here and I'll be brief.