in 1982 i was 18 and living in the soth bay area of LA.i answered an ad for a 67 vw bug.i went to see the car and turned out it was being sold by paul conrad,at this time i was not aware of really who he was but did ask my parents and learn more later.upon arriving at his rolling hills home i was invited inside and i remember he was working on a lost wax bronze bust .i could definitely see artistic talent.at the time libby was in college about a year older than me and visiting for the day.the bug had been hers,i still remember her ‘gods secret agent” pin on the visor, i ended up buying it and drove it for 3+ years until it was stolen and stripped.my impession of the man ,his house the way he acted was very down to earth and not the snobbish attitude of many wealthy and or famous people.living a modest home life in a comfortable LA suberb,and i remember finding libbey very attractive but was too shy to even think of asking her out.......this documentary educated me much more thoroughly on the mans achievments and brought up a memory of the first car i bought.i feel honored to have driven a car from such an influential person who did leave a lasting impession on me. during that one visit i had about a half hour one on one and at the time had no idea as to who he was.very strong personality

This film is timeless!  I love the rivalry between Conrad and Nixon.  Seeing all the old editorial cartoons is fascinating - especially since most of them are pretty timeless.  I only wish Mr. Conrad could be my personal political narrator.

Great!