A Horse With No Name

A Traverse based Camino would be interesting... Chris

...and actually, I welcome competition for the new Camaro. Competition equals controversy which seems to equal interest from people. To me the Camaro shoudl more than hold its own. I was amazed to see that they were only a point or two apart in the comparo. Chris

Not just yes but hell yes... Chris

POR...good stuff. That and move to Alabama and you should be all set. Didn't you say something about needing to move because your neighborhood was rough? Here's your excuse. I think I hear Birmingham calling... Chris

Content Warning-Ugly vehicle... http://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=180500 Chris

The 356 is a neat little car, even if it doesn't offer GTO/Z28 type performance... If I had a ton of time and money I think a VW based 356 kit car would be fun. Chris

It's going to be a long time before we start getting cool, unique, product from GM. They are doing away with the Solstice and Sky as well.... Chris

G5 GT could be a nice choice! Chris

If I had the talent I'd love to be an interior designer, actually. Chris

...or sink it off of the coast of Florida to help build a coral reef.... Chris

Killing the RWD 88 and Cutty probably did it. People wanted a car that felt and drove a certain way. When they took that away, they lost their market niche. Chris

They should come to an SCCA event. The can enjoy the Honda S2000 smoothness...while enjoying the Pontiacs pretty tail lights. I've seen the ecotech in when it's angry, and it's quick. Chris

...neither would I. A 66-67 Olds Cutlass ragtop got crushed in a local junkyard a few months ago. It was pretty rough and incomplete, but still... Chris

The current Cobalt SS and the 90's Prelude are both front drivers, the Hyundai is a RWD platform. Chris

They have a red one out front of a dealership near me. I may go look...but there are still a bunch of cars I'd rather have. Chris

We got a Christmas gift a few years ago from an employer...a family dinner at Ruby Tuesday's. One of the worst dinners I've had in a LONG time. Chris

This would be a great idea! Chris

...do we even need to answer that? Chris

...and if your interested, there is a 67 El-Camino on the back row of a Crap-happy (dead corollas et al in the front row) car dealer here in Columbus. I bet you could pick it up for a couple grand, and it doesn't look badly beaten. Sadly, with the high price of scrap a whole field of Vintage Chevrolet's went to the crusher about four months ago. Including about 3-4 potentially fixable first gen Camaro's and several early 1960's Impalas. Chris

Wish I hadn't let my Chevelle go a few years back to pay my kids medical bills. As far as cars from the era...I still see reasonably priced small block 70-72 Cutty ragtops and 68-72 Buicks of similar note. As a ragtop fan, I could really use a cutty. Girl in my high school was the daughter of the local olds dealer, and she drove a green on white 71 Cutty ragtop that was fabulous. It would be cool to build a GP ragtop just like people build 70-72 Monte ragtops using Che-velle parts. Chris

I've seen a 1957 Eldorado Brogham. Fabulous car! Chris

I've had a soft spot for them also... Girl I ran around with in high school had a brother who had a bunch of Grand Prix's.... I love them in black...used to be a really cool black 69 running around Columbus. 4 Speed strait from Pontiac IIRC. Chris

...which is why I wouldn't mind a Canadian built Camaro.... Chris

The Solstice is the kicker for me for sure. Chris

That would be sweet! Chris