You're twice as likely to be hit by a bus if Sam and Dean Winchester are around than any of these other people.

That's what they use with the panty vending machine money.

My car mostly tries to kill itself. have the body stripped down and it was up on four very tall jack stands. I had some stuff in the engine bay, pulled it out and turned to put it on the garage floor. I turned back to see the front of my Valiant pass my chin as the rear axle (the only parts left on the body) pulled…

This Jeep commercial did an amazing job of bringing some awesome feels together.

Someone likes Dodge A100s.

I wish my '64 Valiant had been made rust proof. I'd have a lot less body work to do.

I agree! I have a '64 V100 2 door sedan.

You never forget Family Auto Mart. Funny the things you get nostalgia for.

They sold Crossfires on Overstock a few years back. Pretty sure that was rock-bottom for Chrysler.

Easy there, Kanye.

Herkimer Battle Jitney!

I still have my Top Hat and Bug Bite. Top hat was way better than comparably sized Transformers, and let's be honest, Bumblebee sucked as a toy. He was too small, and didn't look nearly like a real Beetle, especially next to Bug Bite. Transformers had some really lame models as well.

Me too. I was looking for the game Hover, and found that with it. Pretty amazing stuff.

That was a fantastic show, and I loved the GNX police cruiser. Donal Logue was great, Adam Arkin was great. Really a tragic cancellation.

This central Florida classic. If you grew up anywhere near Orlando in the 90s, you remember these commercials.

I prefer to use my rear engined Dodge Dart piece when I play Monopoly.

I'm glad I'm not the only one that lives for her sign-off.

This random extra in Ron Howard's cinematic masterpiece "Grand Theft Auto." This looks exactly like my car did before I changed the wheels.

I use #oldcar hashtag on my unbaby.me extension for Facebook. Instead of annoying babies, I get pictures from instagram like this. It is my most favorite extension for Google Chrome.

You, sir, are raising your child correctly.