Delta Force79

Indeed that is rice, the effects for the Camaro we're a toss up for me, I literally looked at all 3 angles of the car with them on and off for about a good 10 minutes before deciding against them. While I like the bigger exhaust tips the thing that turned me off in the end was the chin spoiler.

Ground effects seem too ricey for my tastes,I prefer this clean uncluttered look.

I knew Euro spec car's had them by that point, for some reason that thought totally slipped my mind when I posted that.

That first Bimmer, composite headlamps on a 60's car? Seems so out of place, and then to go to the "Normal" sealed beam style on the next generation seems like an odd move.

Well one things for sure it's clearly second gen F-Body based....other than that I'm stumped

Alice In Chains-I Stay Away Alice In Chains has been in the studio recording their first new full length album in 15 years or so ( wow time flies). While I am excited for some new AIC, it just will never be the same without Layne

Good song. Hell Yeah-Star

I so want to make this now, omg...

Well I already own one of my favorite Riviera's, add a '65 GS and a '71 Riv in there and I'd be set.

Currently 10 here in the Bronx with the windchill -4, I wont even bother trying with the Riv, and the Olds' hasn't been started in 2 years or so.

Makes me want a creamsicle

Well I've always had 4 door cars until I bought the Riv, and it is a much more rewarding experience driving a 2 door. Easier entry and exit, better styling (usually) the only downside is tight parking spaces with wide doors. My next car WILL be a 2 door either new or used.

Delta 88, 125,000/1979=63.16 years old Riviera, 108,000/1995=54.14. If they're still so young why do they run like $h!

Wow quite an amazing story, and tragic at the same time. I can't even begint o imagine the emotions the father must have felt when his son told him the GTO was still there.

That interior is very worn, almost looks lie water damage in some areas. I'd inspect it before hand if possible. But it is a nice Cutty if you can look past the grime and rust.

Alice in Chains-Bleed The Freak

Lol I still have yet to make it on the list 3 years in a row, here's to 4 Congrats everyone, long live C&G.

Disturbed-Fear

Apocalyptica- I'm Not Jesus

I agree on the Nirvana sentiment here, decent band that emerged at the right place at the right time IMO. I'd take Alice in Chains and Stone Temple Pilots any day of the week over a Nirvana song. I also lean more towards Pearl Jam being slightly overrated, while I like Jeremy, Black, and Evenflow, on a whole I find their work to be rather dull. Linkin Park, loved Hybrid Theory ( their first album) however they jumped the shark with that remix album of Hybrid Theory like 2 years after it's original release rather than a true follow up album. By the time Meteora was released I was like who cares, and it wasn't anywhere near being as good as their debut album. And now this most recent album which I don't even know the name too hasn't impressed me one bit. Nickleback....'nuff said. BTW I went with bands as a whole rather than just a particular song because all of these bands I've listed have gotten major radio airplay to begin with so it's hard to narrow it down to just one song.

1 hour left till the new year here on the East Coast and I'm spending it alone at home trying to keep warm...although I do have a couple bottles of champagne in the fridge which I will be drinking....Pathetic guy drinking the new year in alone FTW!!! :sign0200:

Get a room you two Anyway, it is hard to come up with a list of 3, but as I grow old my love and appreciation for classic rock grows more and more so I'll go with that. That being said here is a "I just woke up, brain still in la la land list" In no particular order: Pink Floyd- Comfortably Numb ( I know it's a cliched song, but the end solo still gets me every time) Aerosmith- Dream On Jimi Hendrix- Voodoo Child (Slight Return)

Not sure the exact scale, a estimate would probably be 1:43 scale.

Now thats a sexy Cutty, very nice indeed, best of luck with it.

I've actually always been a fan of the '58 Edsel, IMo it actually is one of Ford's better design efforts of the era. Plus the lack of tail fins in their peek in popularity is also a daring moving, grille aside.