Scuffle over Adam-12 

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- TAB== Removing ADAM-12??? == TAB 
- TABThe toy thing I understand you've got backup, but Adam 12???? What's up? There are many web pages that make the connection between Adam 12 and the matador, not to mention the Cox toy whose production was dependent on the product placement, which by the way, increases the notability since somethat happened elsewhere as a consequence. I actually watched Adam-12. Could you adopt a slightly more inclusionist approach, I don't understand your vision of cutting out to improve quality. It's pretty clear we can't put in every mention of a Crown Victoria police car, but for a car as obscure as this one, that makes it notable.  Also up on the talk page. TAB 
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- TABPlease justify the removal of Adam 12 and Pink Floyd and Cox from this section: TAB 
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- TABWhile V-8 power was down for many sedans, AMC used a 401 cubic inch V-8 that outpowered most other police sedans. 0 to 60 times were within 7 seconds, comparable to the 2006 Charger Hemi police car. Top speed was about 125 miles an hour, which took only 43 seconds, much faster than the previous 1970 Plymouth Satellites. These cars would be seen on later episodes of Adam-12, and Pink Floyd The Wall (film). The Adam-12 police car would also be the subject of a now-rare  Cox radio controlled gas powered replica. List of AMC models  TAB 
- TAB:See the Matador talk page for my reply.  TAB 
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- TAB::See the samples of plymouth sattelite, Belvedere and Monaco. If mentions of the cars already exist on the other side, or were not tossed out as un-WP, then I will ask your permission to let me put the equivalent links back into Matador. I would also ask you to weigh the cost of leaving information, gathered at the cost of editor time vs the slim to none benefit of "streamlining" an article that is nowhere near too big or off topic. TAB 
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- TAB:::You don't ask permission for people to put stuff back in, you have to look over the guidelines and ask yourself "should I put this in or not?". Also, thank you for bringing those three articles to my attention, I'll get over to those.   TAB 
- TAB:: Oh no......