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The mock Tudor clubhouses were populated by all kinds of intriguing characters: a golf veranda was “a noteworthy blend of rumble seat, wax museum, promenade deck, theater wings and courthouse steps,” he once wrote.

“They put the body in the rumble seat.”

Mr. Murdoch, wearing sunglasses, sat on a backward-facing rumble seat as they made their way to the Trump-refurbished Macleod House, a 15th century mansion, where they had dinner.

And so I spent months riding in the rumble seat of my gram’s car to and from Westwood and hours sitting in the waiting room, until the day they let us know their findings.

Two booths commemorate him: one where he supposedly proposed to Jackie and a one-sided table referred to as the “rumble seat” where he'd often sit.