ocnblu
-
Posts
35,458 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
57
Content Type
Forums
Articles
Garage
Roadmap
Gallery
Events
Store
Downloads
Everything posted by ocnblu
-
Well, for this class of car, it's decent looking. Everyone is trying so hard to be distinctive and they usually end up being bizarre. There is not much to work with on such a small styling canvas (five door mini hatch), but this car pulls it off well.
-
That's very nice. I wonder if I can find that one around here.
-
coffee
-
I might go, but it'll be like Saturday the 30th.
-
Quarter horse
-
The doors might be a little big, otherwise, wow. Elegant.
-
kool-ade
-
Well, my Bed Rug came today, and I put it in this evening. It fits well, and it was relatively easy to put in. I think it will be ideal for camping. Yay! Oh... and I ordered my cap on Tuesday evening after work. It should be here in 2 weeks. And I've picked out some rims, I just need to find the cheapest place to order them from...American Racing Atlas, polished.
-
clam dip
-
Oh yes, I believe you, as when I happen upon a nice, thicker, softer piece of jerky it puts me in heaven.
-
I need to walk (makes me feel so energized), and I lift dumbells and do various kinds of crunches. Sometimes I jog, but I don't want to hurt my knees. My walking route has a lot of different levels of incline, 2.1 miles.
-
Jewel
-
balthy, for muscle development. reg, soft jerky is so much better than the thin, hard stuff, but does the softness indicate it's not fully cured? This thread has made me want to go buy some.
-
What a great time to be a GM fan.
-
Aww... Cremazie has another groupie!
-
Stunning. Beautiful. Creative. Original.
-
Yup, us guys need our protein.
-
bumper
-
Damn, it even looks pissed from the back!
-
I remember going to the '90 Baltimore Auto Show. There, in the Chevrolet section, was a white '91 Caprice. I was captivated. The trunk was loaded down with brochures for the show, so the car was "lowered". I remember thinking it was such a bitchin' blend of 50's Americana (with the covered rear wheels) and 90's aero efficiency. I admit I prefer the open wheel arches of the later Chevy Bs now (although they are a bit odd-shaped if you look closely). The early cars appeared to have such a narrow rear track. Citroen, Hudson or Nash-like in proportion.
-
In our Zetas, hopefully. It would make a sick Impala 9C-1 engine. Hemi who? Hurricane what?
-
76CT, you go, Papa Bear! Good news there.
-
city boy. :AH-HA_wink:
-
back-up beeper
-
Buy it. But get rid of the Sky. :AH-HA_wink:
