If you are going for a "top notch" restoration, be ready to say good bye to your car for at least a year and possibly longer. The shop owner should allow you to check on the progress personally, as well as sending up updates in pictures. If you aren't able to check on the car in person, be sure...
It was stated in the news from "many" different sources that it was a mechanical malfunction on the ship. The same ship clipped a docking area in Antwerp some years back. There has been "NO" evidence of "cyber attack".
There are antennas that adhere to the upper portion of the windshield that are almost invisible unless you look closely. I've used them in a few cars, with good results where I didn't have a hole for an antenna. Use your search engine (Google, Bing) or whatever you use to search for one.
The two Dollar General stores close to me aren't understaffed and the managers have told customers if there is a problem to let them know. I experienced a price differential at both stores and the managers were quick to act to refund the difference. On the other side of the coin, WalMart here in...
Many years ago there was a mid 30's International truck that raced at Eastex Dragway in Porter, TX. It was red with a 392 Hemi and a 4 speed in it, it was funny watching it go down the track with the front and rear fenders flapping because there were no running boards.
Those Battleships (Texas, New Jersey and Missouri) are really something to behold. I'm sure there are others out there, but those are three that I've actually set foot on as a tourist.
Just keep in mind that it might be a police car engine. To me, that means a ton of abuse and possibly poor maintenance but it's probably worth the chance.