The license plate says it all: "CP"

Based on the rules I guess I have to run through the neighborhood, knocking on doors, and ask to borrow their computers for just a moment so I can vote again, and again, and again!

Total crack pipe.

@tonyola: See you on 1970 and call. Here is a 1970 Porsche color sample book. You can see the color about two thirds of the way down on the right.

What is the earliest Ford had that color? Here is a '74 Porsche in Mexico Blue, a stock color that year, and maybe earlier.

That's a current TV show? Are the producers to young to remember MTV?

Alas, its been almost ten years - back when retro was cool.

So I get this FB post from Ray. He LIKES that you are leaving?

Its easier to change agencies than address management issues. My favorite hater is having the parts people also serve checkout duties.

Lawyer truck?

@Ray Wert: I guess I'll never get a gold star because my comments are too subtle:

Reliability is a real concern for run hard and put away fleet vehicles like these so it seems relevant to include "breaking" tests, though it does seem that these all break quickly.

@7ruthslayer: According to the article, this is a digital billboard: eminently suitable for hacking!

Uh, how are these people archaeologists?

I'm still waiting for the Jalopnik instructions on how we are supposed to start hacking these thing...

1989 Porsche 911 Speedster.

Too bad. Speedster used to mean the minimalist Porsche, now its the maximus.

@Goof_Troop: I am not sure of the exact location of the last picture, but it was an attempt at counterpoint. Its one of the several "huts" from early to mid 20th century exploration scattered over the continent.

But, they missed to opportunity to include a Lucas electrical system!

I love the warning pavement divots on the side of the traffic lane. They sure helped a lot.