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Perhaps a police package will be available with a column shifter, heavy-duty bucket seats and no console... room for communications equipment?

Miserable wind, rain like scattershot on my window. No loss of electricity yet. Predicted to go all night and through tomorrow nearly the same.

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Shoot, I had to go in and edit some text and it ruined the video.

Here's a video tribute to the GM plant responsible for building a list of GM vehicles, from fullsize Chevrolets and Pontiacs to 4th-gen F-bodies. 1965-2002, 4,062,813 vehicles.<br /><br /> <br /><br />

I just noticed it follows the dash contour.

I wish I had a gas stove, not only in times like these, but because they're so much nicer and easier to regulate.

I like the dark woodgrain trim, and the tan stitching and piping on the seats in the photo I posted above of the black interior. Also, I don't think the black and dark brown look too bad. The Mojave looks orange-y in the photos, I will really need to see it in real life. I wonder why we keep getting conflicting depictions of the Mojave colour, it's bugging me now. The black and gray sounds pretty good if the gray is the right shade, and I guess the gray woodgrain trim will be in with that.

I'd get a 2LT with sound & wheel package in Blue Ray but I wish the Mojave interior colour were available in cloth and vinyl. I too am disappointed in the interior colour selections. EDIT: saw the black and brown over at Road&Track magazine's web gallery. It doesn't look too bad in their photo. It is dark brown though, with brown carpet and partial dark brown hard trim, so I guess it will be paired with Champagne, either of the two whites, or black. It doesn't seem to go with any of the other exterior hues, imo. Although... they have it paired with the ice blue in the gallery.

Further west where I'm at, the remaining leaves are constantly agitated by a steady breath, and the rain, after a sputter earlier today, has set in in earnest. Robocall from Pennsylvania Power & Light advising us of possible week-long power outages as a result, but that crews have been called in from neighboring territories to minimize power line repair time.

Today we have GM forcing homogenization on its dealer network. They want all the stores to look the same. Back in the day though, it seems like there was more freedom put in the hands of dealers to design their facility. Here's a heartbreaking video.

U sure? Ad says it's a Camero, not Camaro. And I'd like to know who that dealer has taking his photos, they're... not good.

So nice...

DON'T GIVE UP ON LIFE, MEN OF AMERICA! My Patriot looks like an old Cherokee, but it is simply a cardboard cutout of that legendary vehicle. The "Trail Rated" badge does give it top abilities in its class, but the off-road abilities in this class overall are gravely limited. My vehicle is very useful to me for its versatility, not so much its off-road prowess. The Terrain is something bigger and more expensive, to be sure, but for those who can afford it, the $27k SLE-1 AWD is a sweet daily driver, with boatloads more refinement than the Chrysler product. BUT, it at least needs the 2.5 as the base engine, and it is most ideally suited to the growl of a V6... which jacks the price up even more.

ohhhh... Very Poor Service. net. I haven't heard of those fellas.

... you wouldn't understand it.

Definitely a repaint that did not include removing the door handles. From here it looks as though the vinyl paint break stripes were not reinstalled, but the photos are not close-up. Blue and silver were prone to peeling back then, a paint manufacturer issue that went across the industry.

A couple of nice ones there.

I also like this green one, and the white one apparently has the 2.5L engine... hot!