Oracle of Delphi

Now see I wish I had a son to do that with. No volunteers please, it's just not the same. :AH-HA_wink: Why it's the Pontiac Custom-S of course, it's one on the rarest of the A Bodies (1968 -1972), because it was a one model year only car.

WOW, those photos are as yellow and hazy as my memory of the 70's.

Baaaaa!

Oh no Dr. Frankenstein, the angry villagers want to storm the castle. :rotflmao:

Knowing the general car buying public as I do, I don't think I have much to worry about. :AH-HA_wink:

I have no issues with the Solstice Targa, I knew about that since before I left the Wilmington assembly plant.

I live every day like it may be my last. I learned this with my grandmother. I thought to myself one day if I were to die today would I have any regrets. One was my grandmother, I never spent much time with her, so I set about to change that, and spent time with her every time I was home. I got to know her and her life experiences, she was a wealth of information, on my family, things that have changed since she was a little girl, history of Texas, etc. When my grandmother died, there were many people in my family that had many regrets about what they had done or failed to do when it came to her, but I had none of that, I had all those wonderful memories she left me.

Well you know what they say about 20 somethings, young, dumb and full of, well you know how the saying goes! :AH-HA_wink:

You don't have an army big enough. As you see, we are changing GM daily, little by little. Like ants eating an elephant, one bite at a time.

You mean they are not all driving Holdens? Rutt Rohh Reorge! :AH-HA_wink:

Really, that leaves people in our age group who are from late 30's to late 50's, you know the people with families. The only people like us that would want it are those of us with no kids. Not many like that in our age group. :AH-HA_wink:

I'd rather keep my political views to myself, besides a car forum would not be the correct venue for that.

I'm not drawn to the political arena, in fact, I'm trying to stay out of it. But it keeps trying to suck me back into it, no matter how many times I say no thank you. I work hard for my party, but that doesn't mean I want to be a candidate by any stretch of the word.

Olds - Again since someone was to slow to respond or notice someone beat him to the punch. 40 something really stinks huh blu?

Olds

The hits just keep on coming for fans of the Chevy Camaro. Just yesterday, we quoted Bob Lutz as suggesting that the Camaro could get a four-cylinder engine option. Now we hear that Mark LaNeve, VP of sales and marketing for GM North America, says that, "We won't position it as a muscle car," speaking again of the 2010 Camaro. Sure, you could spend hours debating the terms "muscle car" and "pony car", but we're pretty sure that very few ever thought of the Camaro as a fuel-efficient option. But, that's exactly how GM will position it. "The mainstream positioning will be fuel economy, design and a V-6," says LaNeve. The truth seems to be that GM just cannot afford to sell a couple hundred thousand Camaros a year with V8 engines rated at around 20 miles per gallon combined. But, before V8-lovers get too upset, remember that it is the fuel efficient engine options which make the fire-breathing V8 an option at all. Without mainstream options like either a direct-injected V6 or even a small turbocharged 4, there is simply no way that Chevrolet could ever reintroduce the Camaro at all. Link: http://www.autoblog.com/2008/03/22/mark-la...s-a-muscle-car/

Ouch!

I love seeing all those Opel cars. :AH-HA_wink:

Oh son, you're already committed to a new Camaro. :AH-HA_wink:

You just worry about buying that brand new Zeta Camaro Mrs. Butterworth. :AH-HA_wink:

YellowJacket894, stop obsessing about me, people are starting to talk!

You enthusiasts are few, the general car buyer is many! Do the math! :AH-HA_wink:

Tell Miss Tammy to start training, I will dazzle her with my fancy footwork. They don't call me Feet of Fire for nothing! :AH-HA_wink:

They sound like rocket scientist! They couldn't figure out the database error, even though they knew they had transitioned to a new system! :rotflmao:

I'll just consider the source. :AH-HA_wink: