A version of the R-7 rocket, which was destined to carry the first satellite into orbit, carried a rather long designation -- 8K71PS No. 1 M1-PS.or the launch of, a second braking nozzle was added to the core stage of the rocket to prevent tumbling of the vehicle upon entering orbit. (248) As in the rocket launching the first satellite, the braking nozzle would employ gas, which pressurized oxidizer tank during the powered flight. (84).
Steve Mcqueen Bullitt Car. Actually, there were *TWO* Mustangs and two Dodge Chargers used for the famous chase scene. And Bid Ekins drove the Mustangs for the bulk of the stunts. You can tell who was driving by the interior mirror. Steve McQueen had the mirror up (visible) and Ekins had the mirror down (not seen).
1 Produced in Dearborn, Michigan by a joint venture of Harry Miller and Preston Tucker known as Miller-Tucker Inc.  This stunning red and white #23 1935 Miller Ford V-8 Special Indy Car is a product of the genius of Harry Miller, a man whose legend only seems to grow over time. Miller was a brilliant man who built equipment that dominated the Indianapolis 500 for decades. He was a man of many ideas.