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A Horse With No Name

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  1. Sounds like you need a long ride in the Intrepid, followed by a "heart attack on a plate" For some reason cars and comfort food, mixed with music, is an unbeatable combo. Chris
  2. ...and whoo-hooo, I'm over 5000 posts! Chris
  3. +1 x eleventy billion... Chris
  4. +1 Chris
  5. 55-56 Ford Victoria
  6. Blu-Tail of the Dragon-I may be taking the Miata there in two weeks when I go to North Carolina to see my parents. 338 curves in line 18 miles or something... You would be welcome to ride along on a tail of the dragon ride sometime if you would wish. But yeah, a cat is not the same as a person. Chris
  7. ...and their diesel 335d is a kick ass car. Chris
  8. I like a lot of what BMW does, Z4, 1 series, 3 series, etc. Chris
  9. Fun getting together to wrench isn't it? Our local TDI VW group does it quite often. Chris
  10. Which is why BMW will be a luxury leader for years to come. Chris
  11. I would agree. The tomorrow car may well be a dead thing for those of us who love cars. The US Auto industry in some ways peaked around 1970 and hasn't been the same since. From a design standpoint, Japan has already peaked. Chris
  12. That's why I do everything I can to enjoy my family and my car hobby and enjoy roading. Things may well not get better. That being said, I don't know how guys who live alone like you, or 'blu, or some of the other guys here do it. I think without my family I would have checked out a long time ago. The world really is nuts, and Cars and Family are in some ways all I have got. Chris
  13. Both the 88 and 71 are great projects. Was 88 a shortened year for RWD Cuttys? Chris
  14. Biggest thing I see is that both Ford and GM have some of their mojo back, whish is a good thing. Besides, I think everyone is missing the point. This change in the auto industry we are going through has been coming for a very long time, as I said in another post. The real test will come in 2015, when the next generation of cars come out. Let's see them both build on what they have and then move forward. Chris
  15. Hyper, I think both Electric and Diesel will be around for bigger trucks. Also, with the foreign debt and our declinging currency, the number of imports will drop and it will be less profitable for Camcords to be built and sold here. Thus I agree on the Fusion and Malibu as the workhorse cars of the future. Camino better get that Challenger now, as it won't be around in 5 years. I think the Camaro and Mustang will be dead as hipo cars within 5 years. Chris
  16. I think I hear an SRT8 calling with your name on it. Seriously, the Challenger is a great car and it fits you perfectly. That plus the Holden/Pontiac and a couple of projects and you should be set... Chris
  17. Steak! Chris
  18. The interior does look good, DF! Chris
  19. Methinks Dodge builds a car called the Challenger that should suit your needs fine, Camino! I just want to be behind you at the Dodge dealer getting an Alfa MiTo. Chris
  20. ...and FWIW my wife is with you guys on Orange. She hates it on a car. Blue on the other hand...she loves. Chris
  21. That's perfectly Okay. So long as you guys don't mind me enjoying the GTO in balthy's post and the GTO in GM truck guys post, we are all good. Chris
  22. Adding too many miles in the top down days of summer. Chris
  23. Today-40 Buick, really clean 70's Toranado, nice 60's Eldorado, several C6 Convertibles. Chris
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