Rumorpile: HSV To Send Out the Commodore With the ZR1's V8

I always liked that face too. My post earlier today has me looking at W210 diesels as my business vehicle... because I'm like on day 1 of no more car payment of course. lol

If I was going with German Auto's these two are the ones that always struck my Fancy!!! Course my Ultimate love is the R34 Skyline in Factory paint Midnight Purple!!!

Yeah, my mom probably found it on sale.  My parents liked Sears, Sears Surplus, and BeST (A chain that is nearly impossible to google).  It's funny in my family that you can tell who bought something by where it was bought.  My grandmother who just passed last year was a Bloomingdales and Strawbridge & Clothier lady.  My great grandparents on the other side were Wannamakers. Other grandmother was JC Penny and Sears.  Albert's family was all Kaufmann's and Horn's.

I have always liked this Mercedes. Its predecessor too.  @smk4565's ride.     Hey @smk4565.  Still got your Mercedes?  I love your car!!!  I also liked the 190E back in the day. 

I never liked that 280ZX. I still dont like it to this day. Although I do likje the interior. Especially the digital dash version.   I was just listening to music and watching the videos...youtube and all...when I had the itch to listen to Borderline.  Then I saw the 280 long forgotten it was in the video and I said to myself "hmmmmm...maybe I post picture of 280. Sounds good."     Bradlees?   Never heard of them. I just googled and saw what they were.  We had Miracle Mart, Woolco and Zellers.  My mommy had bought me many Hot Wheels cars from Miracle Mart.  All our, or most, electronic purchases were made from a department store called Eatons.  I miss Eatons.  They had a wide selection of entry level electronics to the premium ones.  They had a substantial toy department too. Plastic model kits to fancy electric train sets.  Video game consoles and their games too.  Appliances and furniture. With those too, Eatons carried entry level stuff to high end stuff.  At least with the Downtown location. We lived 10 minutes away from downtown so my parents shopped at that location all the time.  It was great because as a kid, I got to see how poor we were, but also what the rich people buy as compared to what my family bought.  How poor we were...I never felt ashamed. Just made me motivated to succeed in life. And I also learned that entry level stuff (at least back then) was built to last just as much as the high end stuff. But some quality elements suffered, be it a lack of chrome on a button or maybe a speaker was a little bit weaker than the higher end stuff.  No biggie in the grand scheme of things.  Wow...thanks Drew for making me reminisce about my childhood.  LOL.