Had the same with the Boss 302.

Did you hear that howl? Must be a Squatch! (this is what popped into my head when I saw it was in the Cascades).

I'll offer up two. The Mustang, because it more than any other was designed as a 'have it your own way' vehicle when it came out, and the 55' Chevrolet. Because, in my mind I associate it with the small block Chevrolet, which was gearheading in this country for how many decades?

Hahaha. That's funny, I never cared much for that car- or the nose. If it's functional, so be it, but something a little more 65 R-model would be to my tastes.

I thinking along the same lines, except for your 1), I like the traditional look.

I guess we could say the same about "Dodge," or "Ford," or "Ferrari."

Side pipes and a Detroit locker. Tell me, how cool that Shelby Omni is again?

Agreed, that is really a wonderful car in all respects. If a bank account wasn't an issue, and I only had one Mustang, a 65 GT-350 would be my choice.

I'm sure it will be fine. I've been very surprised at the abuse the splitter on my Boss has taken will no apparently ill effects.

Tacky but funny! Just like much on the website!

Yes, I am that market, and have bought multiple SVT vehicles over the years. I have ZERO desire for an automatic gearbox.

In life you hear people say things like "there is too much red tape" and "why are there so many rules, it keeps us from getting things done." Well, this story is why that is. People take advantage of other people, and then other people come up with rules to stop that. to steal a phrase, if people were angels, and…

None of those outcomes were likely with a peaceful solution, but there will never be a way to know. It wasn't like Charles Fox and Ben Franklin were in charge.

Ruined what, pray tell?

Nixonian?

That's interesting. Maybe it's the forums that I hang out on- but I can't say I've heard that much trash talk- but I usually tune out when things head in the "my side does no wrong and yours always sucks" direction.

couldn't help myself after seeing the numbers on Jayski.

Have you heard the phrase "taxation without representation?" That is where a lot of the flipping the fuck out that you speak of came from- not specifically increased taxes from the French and Indian conflict. That and those Whiggish ideas that were popular on sides of the pond. I'd also argue that it has been years…

I, for one, want to say congratulations to the 2014 Winston Cup Champion, Jeff Gordon!

Thanks Jalopnik, appreciate this article. Excited to see more about the SVT project.