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G. David Felt

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  1. G. David Felt
    Both my Xbox and Xbox 360 are from the orignal releases. I have had to replace power supplies as that was a fault on the original set of 360's, but over all it has been bullet proof. I do always buy the top of the line models to make sure I have a system that lasts and so far it has done really well. I have kept up on all the updates for it also. My PS3 is also from the original release and while I have kept it updated and it clearly beats the original Xbox, it does not have the quality that my Xbox 360 seems to have and like I said, it is noisy compared to the 360. Not sure why, but it does make noticable noise that others have commented on it when we play it.
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    My Bad, he still has the Black Patriot, I always get it mixed up with the Liberty as his is the Patriot Latitude edition. Always get confused with them having the Compass/Patriot twins and I see in their advertising here this morning that they are having the compass start 4 grand more than the Patriot. Seems they are pushing the compass as a higher level CUV. My daughter who is 29 told me last night in looking over the Jeep Cherokee that she finds it totally ugly and her friends she showed it to all agreed. One of her male friends said it does not have the Mojo of the Original Cherokee and he would rather have the current Liberty over this monster.
  3. G. David Felt
    Very Cool on the Cut Down Wrangler.
  4. G. David Felt
    Hope those little mutt's of a pickup come here with the 2.9L baby Duramax Diesel. That would make them Rock!
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    MightyFC

    G. David Felt replied to balthazar's topic in Jeep

    Naw just like any raised 4x4 just step on the tire and hop in!
  6. G. David Felt
    So much for an open market, let the market forces decide what people want. Seems the politicians are dictating what we can and cannot drive. Holding onto older auto's for what you want will become the norm for those of us that love auto's and love to drive. Sadly the roads are going to become more dangerous due to poor road conditions and distracted drivers who really do not care about driving.
  7. G. David Felt
    Interesting hump in the middle of the hood and when you blow up the photo's you can clearly see some musculare bulges over each headlamp. Wonder what the while plug in in the lower left black grill area next to the driving light is for? While the cameo does a good job of covering the car, you can clearly see changes are coming.
  8. G. David Felt
    Interesting, I hope beside adding performance to the GT-R Nismo that they also bring back some of the heritage design of the R34/35 Skyline.
  9. G. David Felt
    Maybe it is to tow the Fords and Dodges out of the way when they break down!
  10. G. David Felt
    Anyone notice the Blue with White top Olds in the background or the Corvette?
  11. G. David Felt
    Very Cool, Glad she got into cars.
  12. G. David Felt
    ugly auto's
  13. G. David Felt
    Both my old xbox and xbox 360 is wisper quiet compared to the PS3 and the PS3 has Lag on booting up and responding during loading of games, etc. XBOX clearly beats them hands down and has a far superior online experiance. From what I have seen via friends that are working on XBOX 720, people are going to really like it and the new updated Kinect. They are truly taking it to the next level. I am very excited for this.
  14. G. David Felt
    Congrats, when things settle down, look forward to pictures.
  15. G. David Felt
    Polarizing as a Love Hate relationship would be and just could end up being a smash hit. I asked my son who bought a 2012 Liberty and he said he would pass as it does not have the traditional Jeep look that he loves and why he got the Liberty, yet his girl friend said she loves it and always thought Alex's Liberty was old looking. Again, this is the Y generation, both 25 years old, so I think they will be successful but to the youth martket more than the older market.
  16. G. David Felt
    FORD -Fix Or Repair Daily.....
  17. G. David Felt
    Do not like the Fords, The style just does nothing for me with that big black plastic mouth. Chevy while nice, is too much deer in the headlights look. Probably more of a Gen Y car than my era. Buick wins hands down. OcnBlu, as my dad and granddads always told me, working a bit longer to save a bit more to get a nicer item that will last longer makes it all worthwhile. You have solid transportation now. I strongly suggest holding off, saving a bit more and then get the Buick the way you want. You really will be far happier with an auto you have implied you will hold onto longer than your current churn and burn of new cars. Good Luck Excite to hear what you do.
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    Flounder
  19. G. David Felt
    any comment..? Tradesman Roof Racks Those are nice and durable roof racks. They are popular here in the Seattle area for outdoors camping.
  20. G. David Felt
    Jeers, While a nice try and interior was done pretty well, it looks like it has a broken back. Something weird with the bed to cab connection point as it looks like it is bent up.
  21. G. David Felt
    Polarizing as a Love Hate relationship would be and just could end up being a smash hit. I asked my son who bought a 2012 Liberty and he said he would pass as it does not have the traditional Jeep look that he loves and why he got the Liberty, yet his girl friend said she loves it and always thought Alex's Liberty was old looking. Again, this is the Y generation, both 25 years old, so I think they will be successful but to the youth martket more than the older market.
  22. G. David Felt
    And while it sells ton's people will not complain about it's sardine tightness that cannot really deliver comfortably real humans. A coworker has a new RDX and while he loves it he also said anyone over 5'8" should not bother due to how tight it is. Course he and his wife are both in the 5'5" zone.
  23. G. David Felt
    Camino, I agree for those of us that love to wrench with the right car, you could pick up a cheap car and have a sweet ride once you fixed everything damaged by the water. My concern is that these auto's will make their way into the grey market and unsuspecting people will buy them and then curse the auto company for making garbage cars due to all the problems when these auto's should be just crushed by the insurance company or at least they should be marked as a water logged auto. Buyer Be Ware.
  24. G. David Felt
    I doubt it very much that real people will see the 15% gain. If you drive a supercharged or turbocharged engine with a light foot you can see these gains, but then you might as well have a normal asperation v6 as you are not using the power to get moving. Most people will live in the power zone and suck up fuel and the real world gas mileage will be far worse than the normal 5.0L v8 was.
  25. G. David Felt
    Cash was one problem during that time for any company to deal with, but the others based on my own reading was dealing with the Government that wanted guarentees for the workers. The unions who wanted senior based promises for work, etc. There were many reasons for the failure.
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