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  1. A Horse With No Name
    ...you and me both, bro. Chris
  2. A Horse With No Name
    ...with gas prices going up this is a smart move. When gas hits $4.59 a gallon for reg. unleaded, people will be fire sale other cars and buying these. I only have one comment...and it's in my signature. There are better and safer and more environmentally friendly ways of getting fuel economy in a vehicle. ...but personally I prefer a national rail service....and about a $1.50 or $2.00 tax on gas. Chris
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    Playhouse...
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    Maybe his purchase has something to do with that B-J thing. Chris
  5. A Horse With No Name
    ...and another awesome GM car of the Era...W-31 Olds Cutty. http://www.classicdreamcars.com/70greenoldscutlass.html http://www.cardomain.com/ride/363625 http://www.cardomain.com/ride/221108 The last link has a cool side shot that is just the cat's ass in terms of GM pics. The midsize GM cars from 68 to 72 are a high water mark for GM IMHO, one they haven't hit since. Again, it goes back to having different flavors of the same thing that were actually good. GM just did it right during this time period. Chris
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    Two thoughts...I remember looking at a wierd bronze colored 402 powered project that was a "real" heavy Chevy. In retrospect, had I realized how rare it was, I may well have bought it and restored it. Also...another one that "got away" was the GTO that I looked at before I bought my 55 chevy. 65 Goat, 4V and no tripower, blue on blue, post with dog dish hubcaps. Fits the all balls and half the show thing 100%, and I know EXACTLY what your talking about. Find me a clean 68 GTO in Verdero Green and you can have my firstborn son. But it probably would be cheaper to feed the goat at 4 bucks a gallon... Chris
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    GT GXP! Sounds like an awesome car... Although I'd almost rather have a Solstice Targa. ...and I know I'd want three pedals instead of two. But...congradulations. Chris
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    Rabbit
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    Awesome...I've always wanted to go to VIR, haven't made it there yet... Chris
  10. A Horse With No Name
    Just saw a 68 Charger R/T this weekend during a rural drive with the family. BADASS car...the likes of which we will never see again, methinks. Chris
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    I've always wanted a fox Body ragtop...maybe some day I'll buy one. Glad to see you've taken such nice care of that car. I'll perhaps at some point trade you Arizona for Ohio. The economy here really sucks right now...you may want to stay in Arizona if you enjoy luxuries like eating. Chris
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    Which car are you working on...and where will they next be raced? Chris
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    Snow Man
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    You need the under car Neons and the 24's first, YO. Twelves and fifteens in the back and gold chains would work well also.... Chris
  15. A Horse With No Name
    Smuggle the Healy out and put it in my garage. They have lots of cars...they won't miss just one... (kidding) Chris
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    Actually I agree with the driver thing., I want to see the Camino back on the road... Whatever happened to the Mothertruck? You still have it...right? Chris
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    White...BTW...didn't a member here use to own an Impala named Casper (or Caprice...might have been a Caprice)
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    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/driving/j...et=0&page=1 Clarkson's take on the New Honda Insight, FWIW. Chris
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    Oldsmoboi, I am glad we have another railfan here at C and G. As far as cars go, I prefer diesel to hybrid. A Hybrid car makes no sense to me, as it takes a certain amount of energy to move a certain amount of weight, and a Prius isn't that far off of a 1960's Bonneville in what it weighs. Chris
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    Only strange because we are used to getting a POS Kia in blue or red, and not getting the exact car we want. Life magazine, back in 1966, figured out the number of combo's for an Impala. Seems like there were about a million and a half different combo's, depending on how you wanted your car. ...and so, mr. Camino...would you like your Kia crapbox with the babycrap brown interior or the dog crap brown interior? Modern cars really suck bigtime in a way. Oh...and I just love balthazar. I learn or remember all kinds of things reading what he writes. And it's just nice to have someone else that is fanatical about the way things used to be from GM. Chris
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    ...$h!.... Chris
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    Chips
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    Agreed....you should have no problems. Just skip that 94 Sebring ragtop you've secretly been lusting after.... Chris
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    Potatoes... Chris
  25. A Horse With No Name
    ...hmmmm...I might have to change my mind...the black 97 comes with leather... Something about the two tone 95 just feels more right, thorugh...can't put my finger on it. Chris
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