Locked and loaded!, early fifties ad for Ford.

Wimpy customer can't buy a car without his wife. A lot more f-bombs on this one but soooo funny!

Craigs List car scam.

Steve McQueen made the Baracuta G9 jacket famous in "The Thomas Crown Affair." Yours for $350!

Crazy cool sunlgasses for an even cooler $349 from Stelvio. According to seller: The challenging sequence of sixty hairpin turns snakes up the alpine mountainside of the Southern Tyrol. Stelvio sunglasses are a fusion of vintage style and modern simplicity. Made by hand in Japan from the highest quality acetates, each pair requires over 130 operations to craft. The multi-stage tumbling and polishing process alone takes 2 weeks. Stainless steel detailing sets off 3 smart colors. Whether motoring beneath the summer sun or through the blinding snows of winter, our polarized lenses cut glare and improve visibility. Genuine leather case and logo pattern wiping cloth included.

Another goodie from Stelvio for $110. Throughout the 1950s and into the 1960s, racing drivers relied on the stringback driving glove to protect their palms from wooden steering wheels and keep their hands cool and dry while they sped across the countryside. Our beautifully crafted driving gloves will take you back to that simpler era every time you slip them on for a drive. Featuring a short, split cuff, these gloves will pair perfectly with your Autodromo watch, and have no annoying snaps to do up.

Scene from "Gone In 60 Seconds" 1973 Mustang.

Special guest Ralph Gilles, President of SRT, sits down with Angus MacKenzie, Randy Pobst, Jonny Lieberman and Ed Loh at the New York Auto Show and give their thoughts on SRT's Viper TA. The crew also discusses the future of the Challenger, as well as which cars caught their attention at the 2013 New York International Auto Show.

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Motel 6 and The Richards Group recently joined forces with production company King and Country (K&C) to create a :30 commercial that debuted as the centerpiece of a cross-media campaign celebrating the brand's 50th anniversary. The spot takes us on a classic family road trip that spans 50 years. Rick Gledhill directed for K&C. This spot was completed start to finish all in house at K&C - production, direction, editorial, animation, and VFX.