Rear shot of Peekskill Meteorite Car

Peekskill Meteorite Car at the Tucson Gem & Mineral Show, the largest gem and mineral show in the world

Large slab of Peekskill meteorite, evidencing a fusion crust, the result of the meteorite having been toasted by frictional heating during its flight through Earth's atmosphere. Also note the smoothing of the outer surface resulting from the fusion process, and the red paint from the impact with the car.

Original title of the Red Chevy Malibu that became the Peekskill Meteorite Car. Along with the rear tail-light, the title was auctioned in October 2012. The pair of items sold for an excess of $5000.

Rear passenger-side tail-light of the Peekskill meteorite car. This item, along with the car's original title, sold at an October 2012 auction for an excess of $5000.

Taken by S. Eichmiller of the Altoona Mirror from Mansion Park football stadium, using a 300mm f/2.8 lens with 1/500s exposure on 3200 TMAX black and white film

Michelle Knapp's mother surveying the damage to her daughter's car.

A specimen of the Peekskill meteorite revealing Peekskill’s idiosyncratic shock veins which formed following a cataclysmic impact in interplanetary space. Metallic inclusions are also in evidence. Modern cutting.

Taken by M. Krzanowsky 60km west of Johnstown, PA