>> you can purchase a car in the 20 or $30,000 range torpor for a mustang mustang, something they wanted as a kid says 65 mustangu can pick that up in the $20,000 range but the key is to pick the right one. the right engine, options engine, options, make sure was notn the accident and if restored, if it was done properly. if you can find the original user can find that because there of the original ones. gerri: good point. how do i know it is in a good condition? no accidents? those are big issues. >> there are certified appraisers and experts to hire they will go look eighbor t that has a corvette sitting in therotch. to lead one to invest in the 69 corvette? it depends on the engine. yes you will pay them but it is just like the used car that will actually pay off in a big pitcher taking the investment very wisely and a precaution you could be stuck with a car that has a lot of issues. gerri: that would be terrible. gerri: what mistakes to people make for the first time? >> they buy cars on impulse they think cars have to be worth money without doing research they will buy the car and cannot get rid of that. o

mustang fall? a yes or a no? that's not just any mustang. that's a 1968 ford mustang gt 390 fastback. steve mcqueen's car in "bullitt"? you've never seen "bullitt"? uh, no. ugh. well, it's currently a no. but one day i'm gonna earn that car, the honest way. and then it will be my yes. heh. jack? what's up, pal? are we there yet? "are we there yet?" unbelievable. good in any universe, apparently. well, alex? yes. [birds chirping] well, the maps are 30 years old, but they're the best intel we've got. looks to be about 5 miles from here to the entrance. ok. let's rock and roll. there's gotta be another entrance. if the map's right, there are several service tunnels spreading outward. worth looking for, right? let's go. [snap] ah! jack. jack: sara. sara. sara! seth! [radio chatter] mr. bruno and, i believe, dr. friedman. what did you do to them? consider yourself lucky. i could have had you both shot on sight for trespassing in violation of u.s. government property. sara! ahh! ahh! uhh! there you go. all right. sir. with all due respect, you have to listen to me. they came in peace. we ca

>> when i was in high school the car i wanted was a 1969 mustang 428 cobra. yeah, a mustange same question. wow. hello. don't ask me because i'm an expert on all cars. >> what are you holding right there? >> the dip stick. >> well done. >> nice. >> nailed it. that's all i know. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> making news in america this morning -- shutdown standoff. the clock is ticking for lawmakers to come to an agreement as the political game of chicken p

>> when i was in high school the car i wanted was a 1969 mustang 428 cobra. yeah, a mustanguestion. wow. hello. don't ask me because i'm an expert on all cars. >> what are you holding right there? >> the dip stick. >> well done. >> nice. >> nailed it. that's all i know. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning -- shutdown standoff. the clock is ticking for lawmakers to come to an agreement as the political game of chicken place out in the halls of congress. how will a shutdown affect you? >>> a luxury private jet crashing into an airport hangar. the investigation gets upds way. >>> fishermen come face to face with mother nature. >>> duckman soars. no room to spare. the wildest wingsuit jump yet. >>> good monday morning. the government shutdown just hours away. >> lawmakers on

mustangs are not known to have wings but this one certainly took flight like it did. this is brad edwards at the south georgia motor sparks park. he is in the blue mustang on the ght, twin turbo charged. a lot of times the problem becomes getting ought the power on the ground andwheels. he gets plenty of traction and then some. >> did he win? >> i don't think it was a win here. it is hard to tell i think this may be a disqualification. you don't see the yellow mustang show up. he may have backed out, because he saw what was happening up ahead of him. >> what is he qualified for? he stayed in his lane. he still crossed the finish line. what do they say? you didn't keep all four tires on the ground. it is curious to see the skill and a little bit of luck to manage to bring this down without tumbling down the track. it is not uncommon. this video from the same, exact sports park, different mustang, same track, this is a little older. look, there he goes. >> whoa! >> manages to bring it back down without crashing but does cross the center line and luckily, the two cars don't collide. >> why don't they put wheels on the back and go up right. that would be a race i would pay to see. >> i just want you guys to know that this cat is perfectly okay. her name is chase. as you can see, chase's face is not normal. now, this may be difficult for some people to watch. when chase was four weeks old, she was unintentionally hit by a car. however, her face is mal-f

. ♪ mustang valsally now baby ♪ ♪ guess you'd better slow that mustang down ♪ >>> imagine being ableain or bus either. talking jumping into your own car but letting the car do all the work. >> it's the future already playing out in pittsburgh. reporter sheldon ingram takes us on a test drive. >> reporter: this looks like a normal vehicle. but they're calling it a super car because engineers say it has superpower technology. this is jerry snyder. he's the one driving. and basically what he's going to show us is that this car is going to drive itself. so we are going to go along for the ride. now watch as the car shifts ss into drive, pulls off and steers all by itself. >> i can manually drive or let it go from here. it's up to you. >> reporter: let's let the car do it. >> let's see if the car can do it. see it shifts into drive by itself. it pulls out onto the road here. >> reporter: this is the team of engineers at cmu that strung together hundreds of computer cords and high-tech sensors to make the vehicle work. here is the cadillac driving itself 33 miles from cranberry to the airp

got up a little closer beside the mustang that hit the van, i could see there was a man and woman in there, and completely disoriented. two people sitting in the mustangiple injuries, i need chp asap. >> anderick waves his camera light to slow down oncoming traffic. but drivers, blinded by construction lights, swerving out of control, can't react in time. another car accordions into the van. the couple is rear ended. as the situation spins out of control. >> another five vehicles involved. >> as each second passes, the pileup gets more dangerous. >> it's nerve-wracking when you hear is is screeching tires, screeching tires, screeching tires, and you don't know which one will end in another crash. >> by the time task force 39 arrives, the couple's brush with death is over. they escape with minor injuries. >> it was mainly neck and back pain. transported them to a hospital. if i could pick the perfect interview for a scene like that, i would have to turn the camera on myself, because no one else witnessed it the way that i witnessed it. >>> coming up, a driver uses his dashcam to deliver some hit and run justice. >> oh! >> basically, somebody was run ov