ocnblu

"The vehicle does not have a positive reputation..." Your negative spin can easily be reversed. Why is your opinion law?

I agree with Croc. The red Kodiak is pretty hot.

Oh look, a couple sacs of balls swinging hard into each other. Isn't that just dandy?

(photo caption) grrrrrrrrrrrr.....

I found one at an antiques store in excellent condition and snapped it up. However, it was missing a couple of the attachments. I wonder where they could be?

I prefer Coke, but whatever rings your bell, I guess.

The waitress at the little diner I ate at a couple of times liked me. Little did she know.

Noyce Cadillac, speedy 2!

One only has to read the above few posts to see the Truth: Impala SS returned (in name) in 2004. But enthusiasts hold the '94-'96 in much higher esteem. Why does anyone suppose that is? I mean, the 3800 SC is no slouch, and the 5.3 V8 is an absolute gem. I believe both FWD Impala SSs have been quicker on the dragstrip than the vaunted '94-'96... YET NO ONE LOVES THEM. LONG LIVE RWD!!!!!!!!!!!!

hieroglyphics

Hey speedy 2. Welcome to the jungle.

Was that hottie Ashton Kutcher hiding in the bushes somewhere?

You know you gotta get a set for the new truck, Cremazie. Do you want me to donate a plaster cast of my own so you can make a set, or do you think it will exceed the payload capacity?

...but does it have topless ninja chicks?

..um, because they haven't updated them?

No!

I hope it storms here this evening. The humidity is thick. I just got in from my walk, and boy, are my balls sweaty.

How about "The Streak" by Ray Stevens?

Was it from the early 70's? It wasn't that GM thing with the built-in shopping cart, was it?

I really liked Fort Collins when I was there in September of '92. And Maryland is a very geographically diverse state. Out west you've got mountains, then you've got the urban centers, Baltimore/Washington/Annapolis, then you've got the spectacular Chesapeake Bay, the quiet Eastern Shore, and finally the ocean beaches. Something for everyone. I miss it, definitely.

justified

Cool rbb. I guess they were able to fix your frame rails and trunk floor, and I see they put a used trunk lid, left side taillight and rear bumper assembly on. Do you have your car back? How's it look?

Connie

The base 300 exists for all the people who love the look but can't afford a $30k car. It has a purpose, though it may seem a bit incongruous to the brand. I wouldn't have an LX with the 2.7L, however. I saw a nice 300 Touring this evening when I walked out of the grocery store. Light Jade, very clean. I've always admired the 300's design. The Charger took longer to grow on me, but now I see it as a truly great American car, and a great value. They are a hell of a benchmark to meet, but of course I have faith in GM's ability, and I have hopes for Ford's. Imagine a Plymouth Fury LX... suhweet.

Let's see... what rhymes with shuck... uhhhh.... muck?