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Was that a beer bottle hitting the roof during the slide?

I think the scariest police car of all time would have to be the '69 Polara. Crazy big, crazy fast and capable of driving through just about anything to get to you.

This is a heinous misrepresentation of the American penal system. Between the ridiculous product placement, the subliminal tobacco marketing and everything else that was just thrown at me so I could see an ugly Chevy truck, I have no idea where to begin.

@LoganSix: Also, why did they focus on the Polaroid logo? They don't even sell those anymore.

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that loves me some Malaise-Era Mopars. What would've made this car perfect is the inclusion of the premium Gold Duster striped interior, but I still say nice price for having most of the heavy lifting already done on this restoration.

For a second, I thought this was some Top Gear stunt where they run over of Countach and Miura. I'm glad I was wrong.

Is it bad that I find those screams cathartic?

I could do amazing things with this car. Nice price for the color. Crack pipe wheels would have to go, though.

@roadki1 doesn't understand: You get a heart click for not only having a Spirit R/T but killing it twice. I've already killed my Valiant once. I'm hoping it doesn't happen again.

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I recently saw this episode, coincidentally after I had finally gotten around to watching the original Italian Job, and I totally called it as soon as I saw the Red, White and Blue Minis.

@snap_understeer_ftw: I agree. Used ones are fairly cheap, and the speed to surprise ratio is high. Get one and lose the spoiler, hide some of the trim and the other drivers won't know what hit 'em.

Nice price, but only because of the hatch and sunroof.

I'm clinging desperately to my Valiant so I don't have to wish I could get it back.

Nice price, but only because I really enjoyed driving one earlier.

@armyofchuckness: And, much as it kills me to give this to a Nova...I have to admit that few other builders hit the sleeper MO on the head better than Kurt Urban.