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    I've noticed this and I appreciate it... Chris
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    +1 Sixty-Six
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    Bush and Co just want to be able to blame the dems when the bailout doesn't work.... Be nice to see a similar criticism of the financial industry. Chris
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    I like Pineapple on Pizza once in awhile... Chris
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    Silver is the best color IMHO for most 60's GM cars. Ever seen a silver GTO or a silver first gen Camaro? Actually the GTI looks good in that silver-grey they have for it...don't know if they have that color for the Rabbit, but I've seen TDI Jettas that color...NICE!
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    Just put that dark green on a 1950's cadillac, a mid 60's Mustang Fastback, or a first gen Jag E type and we are good. Best green ever for the car was Verdero Green, on the 68 GTO and Firebird. We had neighbors growing up that had that color on a Bonneville...beautiful car.
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    My friends Burt and Kathy have a white first gen, that shares a garage with a 40,000 mile pristine first gen MR2. David, the librarian at the library where my 18 year old daughter tutors underprivilaged children, drives a white second gen. It may be a regional thing, white Prius cars are common here in the midwest. Chris
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    I'd say go for the Pontiac. I've found a few F bodies I like, but they always seem to come automatic. I would prefer a non T-Top car, was out of town and went to look at a T top Firebird during a rainstorm...it was perhaps the one car on the planet that would make a mid sixites Mustang convertible seem watertight. If you must have T tops, you could always make arangements to park the car upside down, of course. Seriously, I don't like the loss in ridgidity with a t-top car. Chris
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    This is one of the biggest marketing problems for the domestics. Certain demographic groups just won't be caught dead in a domestic... From what I've seen...Hispanics tend to buy Asian cars, young and upwardly mobile gen Y types like you said, people on the coasts, elderly people who got fet up with Detroit in the 70's and 80's... Who am I missing? Chris
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    Oh, and +1 for the Buick Park Avenue and the Reatta. Chris
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    Actually, I like the Celebrity Eurosport the best of that era GM cars...they were a cleaner, simpler design that just seemd to flow and be right for the era. Chris
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    The original OMNI wasn't a bad car for its era...I owned one, once...and would still like a GLH. While were talking about FWD Mopars, I'd like one of the Shelby FWD cars, pref. a two door, in silver thank you. Those were neat little cars. Chris
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    Your right about the location thing. Here in Columbus, most of the domestics have dealerships in rural areas or urban, working class/poor neighborhoods, while the suburbs are dominated by (mostly Japanese) import stores. Hadn't thought of that before, but it makes a lot of sense. Chris
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    Wow, glad to see you are O.K..... +1 for the idea of a hitch...a buddy had one like that on a Jeep and managed to puncture a few radiators... Chris
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    Agree, love the color... Chris
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    Like she said...wow... Chris
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    I thought you and Jessi Chan were toing to get the F out of Craphole Lawrence, mAssachusetts? Chris
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    Like I said, keep us posted. Looking forward to drooling over whatever you get to replace the G5. And if your ever in Columbus, bring it (your new baby) out to the SCCA or Buckeye Miata Club autocross. We need to show the local Honda boys all the tail-light they can stand... chris
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    I insure two cars, full coverage with towing, rental car, glass breakage, etc, $250 deductable, no deductable for glass breakage, new car replacement, etc... For $104 per month. Yay to being married, having kids, and living in rural Ohio. Chris
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    http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat.p.../fpart/all/vc/1 Enjoy! Chris
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    I've lost interest in it... Chris
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    Actually all of the big thee supported the Cali Crusher laws IIRC. Get ready, I'm sure Clunker laws will be here soon. Chris
  23. A Horse With No Name
    Besides...with a cheap car...living in Michigan...two words....ICE RACING!!!! Chris
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    Actually I think for the first time in about 20 years we have the product to go after the import buyers. Chris
  25. A Horse With No Name
    Actually, you could own a second car cheaply... Chris
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