@power user: That was part of the PCS investigation — there was never a VIN attached to "JFK's ambulance" until this Barrett-Jackson auction. The only ID marks known outside of a government agency were the numbers painted on the side. Read more
@Jones Foyer: The VINs on the auction vehicle match - that's to say, the engine block/frame match what's on the registration. That means its a straight '63 Bonneville. It's just not a historically important Bonneville. Read more
@TheMilkmansLoveChild: Apparently the family requested it be destroyed at some point, and the library carried out their wishes. Read more
@GitEmSteveDave: Yes, that's common. It's a manual override that most lights have for situations just like that one. Read more
@Xander Crews - WRX REASCEND: He is the classiest of all Wahlbergs. Read more
@chucklindstrom: I should have. Read more
@CorporateFelon: The signals are already encrypted to varying degrees. That didn't stop this particular hack. Read more
@Who-really-cares: Sure, but a lot of thieves only drive a car once. Read more
@snapoversteer drives a CORVOLTTE: If you ever want proof that the ad departments don't coordinate with editorial, here you go. Read more
@Xander Crews: I would pay to see that, only if the proceeds were then put toward burial expenses. Read more
@teknoboy66: No, had it been a few years old, it would have had my byline. Read more