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A Horse With No Name

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  1. Given global warming, the impending oil crisis, the rise in religious fundamentalism of every stripe, the huge rise in population, our other environmental issues... I am not so shure that our species will be here in 2525 to know who the Americans even were. Chris
  2. Exactly. I like the idea of owning cars cash. You could do a lot with a 59 Buick with the $450 a month a car loan would set you back. Chris
  3. +1 on this, adn not just the economic mistakes... In a really really bad way. The growth of Islamic fundamentalism, the growth of China as a world power, peak oil, the decline of US mfg, our budget deficits, our involvement in Iraq, the housing crisis... We are not leaving much of a world to our children. Chris
  4. ...and btw, Tony is one of a select few Nascar drivers I like. Chris
  5. I'd like to enter a third here. Love SCCA stuff and rallying, but Nascar is about as worthless as tailfins on a Tercel. Chris
  6. The Rabbit has some nice fit and finish but the Audi 5 Cyl they use in it has piss-poor fuel economy and the electronics in them just suck ass to no end. Chris
  7. Exactly. They have such a bad rep here they might be better off pulling out. Chris
  8. Yes, yes, yes...PICS! Chris
  9. That Buick is sweet. Chris
  10. Sweet. Glad to see Cobalt is up as well. Not suprised the trucks and crossovers are selling, they are a first rate product. Chris
  11. Actually the Corvair was a brilliant design also. Methinks if I am not wrong that the last Corvair built is Gold with a black top and in private hands...one of the last GM cars where the last one built is in private hands. Seems to me like I saw it advertised in hemmings awhile back. Any info? Chris
  12. That is a sweet Buick! Chris
  13. Fly: So are you running bias ply tires or radials on that thing? Seems to me some of the older Iron rode better on Bias Ply, but that probably came from the factory with radials, right? Chris
  14. Awesome photo! Chris
  15. The H3 is a much better designed vehicle. Chris
  16. A shame to give this up. It was a brilliant idea and working. Chris
  17. Sweet Color! Chris
  18. Problem with the Fiero is that you have to get the last year of prod. to get the suspension goodies and the V-6. Later Firebirds, the 77-78 was an under-appreciated design. Chris
  19. I love, love love the old stuff but I was born in 65. I've been literally looking at the old stuff my whole life. Just really excited that Pontiac seems to be on the right track. In major lust over a red 69 Firebird that is parked regularly where my wife works, so don't worry, I haven't loost my mind. Chris
  20. The C-4 is an under rated car, though. A pain in the arse to get into and out of, but a sweet ride none the less. Chris
  21. Ouch! We had a tornado touch down during a Mustang show once but nothing like this happened. Chris
  22. I agree with sixty eight, would look good on a street rod. Kind of reminds me of Ford's Grabber Blue from 1970 (think Boss 302). But it does not look good on the Cobalt. Chris
  23. Yes, Humvee...we need pics! Chris
  24. Why am I such a dumbass? (I know plenty of you have probably asked that question, but...) I must be because I think the Solstice is probably one of the best looking cars of the 21st century and probably one of the best looking cars from Pontiac ever. I must just be missing something here, but I seem to be the only one posting here who just loves the Solstice. Somebody please tell me what I am missing. Chris
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