"They put a picture of what? Where? Well, that just ain't right!"

I concur. Years ago I worked for a veterinary-related testing service, and I regularly had to run down to the bus station to pick up samples vets had shipped in from across the state (and we're usually talking animal organs and such, versus relatively "normal" things like semen).

I've always been partial to the '59 Chevy teardrop look, like the one my folks had when I was growing up (which didn't have the...aftermarket accessories seen in this photo).

Does anyone know if Cobb Tuning makes a shifter for this application? That could have made all the difference.

'65 Buick Rivera would be my choice.

But that's no ordinary driveshaft; look closely at the photography and you'll see that's apparently a major performance upgrade to a '77-78 Firebird driveshaft. I'm seeing one screamin' sleeper in the works here!

I bought a brand new Buick in '84; it only had 4-5 miles on the odometer when I drove it off the lot, but I opened the ash tray and there was a cigarette butt in my brand new car. I've been pissed all these years that someone violated my car before I took possession of it, but I never though the cigarette might have…

If they bent the frame they ought to sue Ford to repair it; clearly it'd be a design flaw in this instance.

Did anyone else watch that with the sound on and keep expecting to hear someone yell "YAHTZEE!"?

I didn't know it was tied to a specific production date, now I have trivia about my trivia!

CHMSLs (Center High Mount Stop Lights) were required on cars in the US as of 1986; handy to know if you're trying to identify which model Buick Skyhawk you're following down the highway.

My dad used to keep bees back when I was a kid; odds are these are just "swarming" i.e. relocating, and they'll only be on the car temporarily. If they were actually living in the car they'd only be fanned out right around the opening, as opposed to all over the fender.

Actually that's a 1960 Impala, FWIW.

Mustang II.I

Dagmars aren't off-topic.

My bet is the passenger is blind. Sure it takes away the comedy aspect (makes it sad, really), but how else do you explain the fact that the guy can't anticipate any move the car is about to make?

"Oh the huge manat...er...magician!"

There's a house within a mile of mine which has recently sprouted purple trim of a very loud hue. I thought it was odd and hoped for the best, but I drove by this weekend and there was a purple Hummer H3 parked in the driveway. Pretty sure it's time to move. I checked Google street view but it still has the earlier…

I guess with Kevorkian dead this guy decided to go with Plan B.

At last check this story had more page views than the one beneath it about the 2012 Impala (draw your own conclusions).