Yeah, the show was death to B-body Mopars. Anything that looked similar to a Charger: Satellites, Belvederes, etc. Street cars just aren’t meant to survive jumps like that. But, there were a ton of beaters around back then that probably weren’t going to survive to modern times anyway.
A buddy used to have a 1971 Boss 351 Mustang. To call this toy a Mustang is nothing but pure and simple old fashioned communism.
1971's were criticized back in the day for straying too far from the original pony car ethos. I had a '73 and it was a bit of a whale.
I love old cars as much as anyone, I still have a '67 Cougar. But for a little hairy-chested reality check: C&D archives list a 1971 Boss 351 at 14.1 sec to the quarter mile; Mach E GT does it in 12.4.
President John F. Kennedy responded to the governor's stubbornness by federalizing the Alabama National Guard. Wallace eventually moved from the door after Gen. Henry Graham informed him, "Sir, it is my sad duty to ask you to step aside under the orders of the president of the United States."
The more time that passes between the crime and the disclosure of which country he was trying to spy for....the greater the likelihood it was one particular Middle Eastern country that it has become illegal to criticize.
Umm...there was no country. It was an FBI sting. And whatever country you're trying to backhand had no control over who the FBI chose or needed to represent.