A Horse With No Name

Balthazar, you know my passion for the 60's Firebirds. They are quite different from the Camaro, actually. Were I buying one new in 67 it would be nice to have the 'bird just to have the nicer (non monoleaf) rear springs. Still want to own a 67-68 Firebird ragtop someday. Chris

Around here I see very few on dealer lots. In Chillicothe it has been awhile since I have seen one on the dealer lot. Chris

Well, Camino...next time I'm in Philly...if we don't eat at the hot spot....I know where we are going. And if you ever are in Columbus Ohio I have a goooood seafood place for you to try. The cullinary equal of a Ram Air GTO! Chris

Actually here in Ohio most cyclists are very responsible. Almost ran into a biker (cyclist) that cut me off in the dark and then yelled at me about where I was going. About came out of the car to beat his ass, but he rode off... Next time maybe. But I enjoy both two wheel and four wheel stuff myself. Chris

Interesting, Croc. For some reason I had you pegged for a fast food kind of guy. Chris

The last day of production T/A and the 69 T/A would be a huge draw for me. But pencil me in, it is three months away...but yes, I am planning on coming. THANK you for putting this together. Chris

Thankfully here in Ohio the Titan and Tundra have been something of a rolling joke. I've seen like one Titan on the road in the last three months, and I would bet Domestics outnumber Tundras at least 10-1 or 15-1 around here. Thankfully, CFC took quite a few Tacomas and Tundras off of the road around here. One local Saturn dealer hasn't had all of their CFC cars hauled off yet and I'll bet there were a dozen Toyotas back there, easy, along with a Land Rover, quite a few Rodeos, Passports, and Quest minivans. Maybe we'll get lucky and the DOT will require Toyota to buy back every last truck they've sold in the US and crush it? Chris

How the heck could you not fit the criteria? Anyways, just wanted to show some of the profoundly stupid stuff that seems to happen on other boards. Chris

I do think Ford an GM will capitalize on this, as you said. Too bad Chryco is a few years away from being in really buff shape. A three pronged threat to Toyota would be nice. Chris

I see good things ahead for GM. Took my 8 year old to girl scouts the other day, one of the girl scout families had just bought a new Traverse. Got a good look at it and I was very, very impressed. The GM we love is on the way back, boys...and not even a post from smk can kill my joy right now.... Chris

I'll probably bring my 16 year old son or my 13 year old daughter. Chris

http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/sfo/1288922120.html Check it out, and sorry if this has been posted here earlier. Chris

Good...nothing like a good American cheeseburger. Chris

I love fresh fish, actually. Could live on the beach in Florida and eat seafood every day every meal for the rest of my life, actually. Though 'blu, perhaps you enjoy beef and steak also? Chris

Cool link, thanks! Chris

Not just yes but hell yes. We need to hang together. Got a good group of guys here who also happen to be GM fanatics. Chris

Which is why I am posting in this discussion. I am not a huge Fit fan, but belive it is the best subcompact on the market for a general subcompact. MINI is cool also (you all know my passion of them) however it is more of a niche product. The Kia might as well be remade into beer cans for all I care. Chris

Pardon me while I enjoy a little lust at DF's and balthazars garage.....

I really like the SRT-4 also. Only two things holding me back...cash...and the SRT-4 motor bay is really tight if you do your own work as I do. Doesn't help that I ahve big hands! Chris

GTI FTW!

What cars fill the best and worst garage in your subdivision or neighborhood? In mine-Best-1969 Camaro Convertible pace car, big block, pristine. Worst-Kia Amanti, Toyota Corolla Chris

Thanks for the link, Siegen. Pretty cool little car. Hope Honda brings more like it our way. I'd rather have that a thousand to one over a corolla. Chris

Not a Z car fan at all but WOW is that car in great shape for what it is. Sweet! Good luck to your friend. Chris

Car is in Atlanta but worth the trip, methinks. When I said I wanted an ACR and that they built VERY few ACR Neons as second gen cars this is what I was talking about. Passed on a 1st gen that was this clean a few years ago. I would buy it but I am short of cash right now. Sweet car! Chris

Rare, Mopar, Affordable, great shape, not an SRT-4 but even cooler IMHO. http://sccaforums.com/forums/thread/375343.aspx Check it out! Chris