The title object bore the license number PZR 317 and its body was an amalgam of a Model T, a Maxwell, a Hudson, and a Chevrolet, as well as original pieces.
The title object bore the license number PZR 317 and its body was an amalgam of a Model T, a Maxwell, a Hudson, and a Chevrolet, as well as original pieces.* Two were produced, but one was built with a removed floorboard, so that a driver could secretly drive the vehicle, using mirrors, without anyone appearing to be inside. Captain Mancini was the villain, always attempting to procure this object and often calling the protagonist, David Crabtree, by the wrong name. FTP, name this NBC series which aired for one season and which TV Guide declared the second-worst TV series ever.
The title object bore the license number PZR 317 and its body was an amalgam of a Model T, a Maxwell, a Hudson, and a Chevrolet, as well as original pieces.
My Mother the Car