In the basement of an average three bedroom ranch home in Webster Groves, Missouri at the bottom of the stairs sits a door. Behind that door lies the workshop of Bob Molenhour. Within the approximately one hundred twenty square feet and red and white checked floor is a modeler's dream shop.

Intermixed among the Three Stooges memorabilia and the assorted automotive posters and kitch are Bob's numerous trophies, badges, ribbons and dash plaques.

Though I agree with a many of the cars listed there are some obvious errors in judgement. See if you can spot them. Some of them have been addressed in the link's comments, but many are missing.

Like the other 111 million people last Sunday I was surrounded by friends, family and finger food as we watched the Super Bowl. I love watching a good game and the Super Bowl always takes the cake with the balance of skill and pressure taking the field. Another great thing about the super bowl is the commercials. This year I have to say that the car ads took the crown. I loved the Acura ad with Jerry Seinfield and Jay Leno. The 2012 Chevy "apocalypse" ad had me laughing out loud, and Volkswagens "The Dog Strikes Back" had me reminiscing about taking my old terrier for rides in my own Beetle.