ocnblu

Well, our old friend Ninety-Eight Regency loves the ad... hehe. Check the comments section. Dude, please, that is a homemade commercial. The car has a front license plate on it, and the font in the copy is not correct. No way that is from GM. At best, it has to be a local dealer ad, and even they wouldn't be so dumb... I hope.

Ooooo... doggie style, I like it!

YES SIR, it is very possible the seat broke in the accident. I've seen plenty of vehicles of all makes, rearended, with broken driver's seats. It's not very comforting to know, but it's true. I would call the insurance company and the bodyshop and do everything you can to have it covered. It probably partially broke at the moment of impact.

Rock Lobster

Let him sleep with you tonight. This will acclimate you to the smell. It will wear off in a few months on its own.

bomber

egg

Glad you had a good day though, Camino.

Yellow Dart Swinger

boobie trap (ha ha, caught you! I was talking about a mother with a baby over her shoulder, not carpet.)

It'll pass.

burper

There is something to be said for finding a car you love and holding onto it for decades. Hemmings Muscle Cars magazine just did a story on one-owner muscle and special-interest cars. I am one that's always looking for the next new toy. Not the smartest, I guess, but I can't help it. I earn my money.

It's only stupid if it's you they're whispering about, right, Croc? :AH-HA_wink: Bobby, I was only kidding because she is the farthest thing from a sexy female.

You know, it doesn't take 14 years to find out an MSRP. Hullo? NADA.com.

I was being an anti-snob, CB. I know what an aureola is, I din't need to "look it up". wire loom

I was sad to read of Tower's death. A saturday visit to Tower Records in Annapolis was a staple for me when I lived in Maryland. There is a small music store in a shopping center very close to me. I have bought a few CDs there, but lately I have just purchased from Amazon, it's so convenient. I should pay the little store a visit next time I want a CD. I am very anti-Walmart these days.

razor, you are the off-the-wallest dude ever! Loki, gender confusion doesn't equal gayness. Croc, it was a joke. As Mister T says, "Laugh, fool!"

Oldsmobile?

I use Firefox as my browser, and sadly, I can never see Camino's photo links.

Ok, lot geeking, October 15: 2007 Caliber R/T 5 speed manual! Orange (everybody has orange). 2007 Mustang GT, Windveil Blue/black leather/18" polished 5 spokes autotragic (gotta have a manual). 2007 Sentra 2.0S Gray, six speed manual. This thing is funky, a little post-modern piece of art, if you go for that sort of thing. 2007 Nitro SLT. Looks small in person, kinda cool except for the grille and headlights. I still think the cheeky, round headlights and silver grille of the M80 Concept would have been more appropriate (or was it deemed "too cute"?) :AH-HA_wink: 2007 G6 GT sedan, black/black cloth, panoramic roof, black chrometec wheels. Sharp, but I'm scared of that big complicated sunroof. 2007 Explorer Ironman Edition. Reminds me of a Liberty Renegade, with fake rivets attaching body cladding. 2007 Mazda 3s in many interesting colors. GM mostly has such...run of the mill color choices.

Someone please direct scotthendersonfan to that longterm RL test where the car was revealed to be junk. J.U.N.K. He must not have seen that.

hot wax

This month's Road&Track magazine has yet another NG GTO rendering, a convertible this time. It has cues from the '69 model, with the center beak, the fullwidth split grille, and exposed quad round headlamps. They are speculating the new car will have a V6 version at the entry level (they call it Tempest). I think it's a brilliant idear, and I've been advocating it for a long time... sell millions of 6 cylinder cars to keep the firebreathing variants on the market.