Of course they're numbered, mopar. It's another "retro" feature from the Amazing Future World of 2009! Apparently, back at the turn of the century, the original Horseless Carriage Challengers and their "go-fast" carbon stripes had little numbered plates on the dashboard. Ours do, too. Mine is No. 1 of the limited run of 647,521,483. Also, those poor turn-of-the-century people had to pay an extra $22,592.78 each for their little numbered plates. Because of Modern Technology, ours are 32 cents each.

No, I meant it was the third Challenger I've seen on the streets.

Speaking of that Challenger, when I took my break last night, I went up to get the Mustang to move it closer to the building I work in. A guy on a bicycle was riding along, and when he came to the Challenger, he stopped, got off his bike and walked around the car twice, checking it out. Although it wasn't my Challenger, it was cool to see his reaction.