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    Thanks for posting those! Chris
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    A rabit trail to the thread, but.... The guy the maid of honor at our wedding married is named Willis MacCracken Overton, and he is the IV. Imagine her horror when due to family tradition she had to pass that name onto her son. He's a great guy, just has a strange name. Chris
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    Sorry to swear but....Oh, $h!. Chris
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    Our largest Toyota dealer just bought our oldest Cadillac dealership. They proceeded to close it down and lay everyone off after the place has been there since about 1927. Sadly, the cool art Deco building it was housed in does not have historical status and is scheduled to be bulldozed for redevelopment. Chris
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    Hell, I don't like automatics or full sized cars and even I am in absolute ungodly lust over the Lucerne. It is a sweet car. Chris
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    Move to Central Ohio. I've only seen one of the new Tundras on the road since they came out...1. Domestics do pretty well here. Chris
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    Cool. That will be a sweet car when you are done with it, I am glad that you kept it. Chris
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    Ouch, that is ugly. Chris
  9. A Horse With No Name
    You might consider stripping the quarter with aircraft grade paint stripper and then paying someone with a booth to spray DP-40 or some other epoxy type of primer. You don't want to rely on 44 year old paint anywhere where you repaint, and you don't want anything other than a top grade primer. It will be worth it in the long run. Good luck, Chris
  10. A Horse With No Name
    You might consider stripping the quarter with aircraft grade paint stripper and then paying someone with a booth to spray DP-40 or some other epoxy type of primer. You don't want to rely on 44 year old paint anywhere where you repaint, and you don't want anything other than a top grade primer. It will be worth it in the long run. Good luck, Chris
  11. A Horse With No Name
    Looks like the Civic, CRV, and Fit are on fire sales wise. Chris
  12. A Horse With No Name
    Tough month, but it looks like things are headed in the right direction with the Crossovers and the Aura. Still... Chris
  13. A Horse With No Name
    I'd like to shoot whoever designed the outside of the new WRX. Chris
  14. A Horse With No Name
    ...and the TC is built on a sedan chasis, it is not a performance car. Chris
  15. A Horse With No Name
    Not sure if it is the answer you are looking for but I think automatic Miatas come with a 4 speed auto. Chris
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    Thanks guys. Chris
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    I love, love love this car.... Thanks for sharing the photographs. Chris
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    This whole thing brings up an interesting point about GM's model line up. They need another amll utility type vehicle IMHO once the Uplander is gone. Would have loved to have bought one of the 4 door trackers but we had an Astro van that was paid for and ran like a million bucks so we kind of decided not to trade (back in the day when it was still available). I would love for GM to upsize one of the micro-car concepts and put it into production. Good point about 4wdb, Dodgefan. Chris
  19. A Horse With No Name
    Exactly. The HHR has a really nice interior, GM is doing MUCH better IMHO in this regard than a few years ago. Chris
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    Hell yes!!!! Chris
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    Ditto on the get rid of the crap thing, Niche marketing is where it is at. Mazda is good at building small cars that handle well, it needs to stick to that. Ford is good at building the Mustang and trucks, they need to focus on that. Jeep is good at building rugged 4wd off road vehicles, they need to stick to that. Chris
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    Has anybody here done a thoughtful head to head look between the PT and the HHR? Or has it been discussed in the past somewhere? Also, out of curiousity, what are the key selling points of the HHR Vs. PT? (Maybe CARBIZ could share some of his sales stories if he reads this.) In my mind the largest advantadge to the HHR is that the Ecotech is that much more "Advanced" than the Chryselr mill. Does anybody know if Chrysler plans to discontinue the PT anytime soon? Seems like it is still a cash cow for them. Chris
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    Don't know the answer myself, but what was the last manual shift olds regularly available to the public? Chris
  24. A Horse With No Name
    I am in a minority here, but as for the driver could I get a 23 year old female in a Bikini? Seriously, I don't like the CVT. Not very impressed with the Caliber...was suprised you liked the handeling, almost everyone else has been very critical of it. Nice, nice write up by the way, glad you enjoyed your trip. Chris
  25. A Horse With No Name
    +1 on the marketing thing. Chris
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