@Eggwich McSpencer: Agreed. My comment may have come off sounding a bit sarcastic but I sincerely miss my 89 IROC. I had the 5.7 and it was an unbelievable amount of fun. Read more

@Novaload: @Xelmon: I promise the pictures before the weekend is over. Read more

@devparm: Unfortunately mine didn't learn the whole restore yourself part. Read more

@OG_: Sorry for missing your tip. I came across it last night directly through the site, I didn't even think to check through tips. My mistake (spelling and otherwise). Read more

@Xelmon: It was the lot next to Centaur Guitars on NE Sandy Blvd. Read more

@Scoutdude: Thanks for the great information! I would love to make to make it to the Binder Bee one year but I'm on the opposite side of the country. Maybe some year I'll take 4 months off and drive the Scout out and back. Read more

From my understanding it was on display at Bisio Motors until it was sold, I believe they stocked up a bit when they found out IH would no longer be producing the Scout. Read more

@yoda2: They are primarily from wikipedia creative commons with attribution as requested per the license. The 61 Plymouth is my own picture and the 1988 M5 picture is used with permission from the owner. Read more

@tonyola: The 65 Lincoln is a great pick. I didn't really consider it when compiling the list although you make an excellent argument for it. Plus, it has suicide doors. I did consider Goldfinger's Rolls Royce Phantom III though if it's of any consolation. Read more

@alexander_the_car_salamander: I thought about it but there were already 2 Virgil Exner desgined Mopar products on the list. I didn't want to let my love of 57-61 Mopars take over the list for fear they won't hire an insane person. I sold my 59 Dodge last year. Read more

@MarauderMan: I didn't use anything from the first list besides the GNX. The Marauder was on it. I agree that it is indeed sinister enough for this list. Read more