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BestCrosswords.com - "Four Fabs" by Frank Virzi on 5/25/2012 [easy]
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Across
1- Pt. of NASCAR; 6- Quaffs at dart tournaments; 10- Enjoys the blue plate special; 14- Scuttlebutt; 15- Word before canal or beer; 16- Boy, to his madre; 17- Retaining composure; 20- Chicago-to-Louisville dir.; 21- Rocky or Bullwinkle; 22- Bridge over Venice's Grand Canal; 23- Riga denizen; 24- Contest mailings; 25- Words from a #1 hit for Bobby Vinton in 1962; 29- Accused perp's excuse; 30- These, in Tours; 31- Wile E. Coyote's supplier; 35- Birthplace of "Wayne's World," briefly; 36- Tweaks; 40- Was in first place; 41- Circle of light around the sun or moon; 43- Ukr. neighbor; 44- Classic car in the Beach Boys' "Fun, Fun, Fun"; 46- Simon & Garfunkel refrain; 50- Part-timer's work period, perhaps; 53- Arabian Peninsula land; 54- Cyberhandle; 55- No-win situation; 56- ___-pitch softball; 59- Speak hastily; 62- Hawaii's ___ Coast; 63- "___-daisy!"; 64- Ancient Greek marketplace; 65- Gardener's spring purchase; 66- Legal claim; 67- Smash to smithereens;
 
Down
1- Torah holders; 2- Takes to court; 3- Hook's mate; 4- "Alley ___!"; 5- Benchmarks; 6- Specialized lingos; 7- Crazy as a ___; 8- Many, many years; 9- Most strict; 10- Something once bundled with Microsoft products; 11- Garlicky sauce; 12- It takes up to 10 yrs. to reach maturity; 13- Flies alone; 18- Reply to the Little Red Hen; 19- Webmaster's creation; 23- Dr. Frankenstein's workplace; 24- Lady bighorns; 25- Window frame; 26- Armbone; 27- Organ in tadpoles but not frogs; 28- "Pardon me," in Parma; 32- Muse of history; 33- TV's Griffin; 34- Countercurrent; 37- Exceptionally bad; 38- Month named for Caesar; 39- Lou Gehrig takes a bite out of Babe Ruth's, in "Pride of the Yankees"; 42- Designed for rough terrain; 45- "___ voyage!"; 47- Cut and paste; 48- Illustrator Rockwell; 49- Future MBA's exam; 50- Corn covers; 51- "There was an old lady who lived in ____"; 52- Director Sergio; 55- One teaspoonful or two caplets, maybe; 56- Jigger of whiskey; 57- Italian bread; 58- Birthstone after sapphire; 60- Sch. in Troy, N.Y.; 61- It may be easily bruised;