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*whistles* nice ass!

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If the gray portion is smooth and painted, then yes by all means repair it. If it is molded in color there is prolly no paint code for it, so it would be best to replace. The red portion is easily repairable. Mr. Doane, it would be better to fix what you have because it has the factory finish on it. A new red portion would have to be completely painted, it does not come in color (only some Volvos come factory painted that I have been aware of). It is best to retain as much of your factory finish as possible.

Lately I've taken a shine to eating avocado. Just cut 'er in half, sprinkle on a little Adobo and scoop 'er out.

Some very nice finds, Sixty8. Looking at the beautiful Bimmers gives the casual observer a much deeper appreciation for the newest 1-series... BMW has certainly stayed true to themselves, so many car companies cannot say that. I love the mix of heritage and modern attitude on the 1-series. The Mazda's cool, too, although no one can deny where their inspiration came from. Their (the Japanese makers') coolest cars of that era were scale models of American stuff. And look what they've got coming now, that new 3 with a hideous, huge black grin pasted on the front. It's time for America to once again seize the Design high ground.

That's scary... 3 silver Toyotas lurking...

I'll look for the trailer on YouTube.

Spoken like a true Prius owner. They'll try anything, even hopping out to push, but alas, Birkenstocks and Crocs aren't really conducive to such a task.

Silver, newest style K1500 stepside regular cab with Escalade front clip and wheels. For sale.

tigers

I used to set up towns outside in the dirt with mine. When I was 15, I played with them for the last time. In an old unused shed where we lived at the time, I set up my usual little town on the dirt floor, with roads, houses represented by bricks or pieces of board, and my Matchbox cars. When I was through playing for the day, I went and got a five gallon bucket of water and "flooded" the town. I left them as they were and never went back. At 15, I was more interested in real cars and itching to get my license. Now I wish I had them back.

Who are you, Tony Romo?

Cadillac King, hot rodded diesels will smoke. He's probably had some work done to it.

Based on the reflection, Satty appears to have a very nicely coiffed afro.

*bodyshop hat* Is the gray lower portion of the bumper textured? I cannot tell from the photo. If so, no repair for that... replace only. The red part can be fixed of course. Some ppl are assh*les, Mr. Doane. This would piss me off no end.

Um yee haw

Well I am against rice, but these don't look bad. I've seen custom headlights for a lot of cars, but never for Intrepids. I know the early LH cars were called out for having poor headlights (before yours).

Cameo comes to mind. Also, I will always love the '67-'72. When I first saw the '88 I thought it looked small and narrow. In base form with sealed beam headlights, I thought it looked like a *gasp* '80-'86 FORD. The instrument cluster was nearly unreadable. They quickly improved them, however. I also like the '99-'02. In my opinion, they cheapened the trucks in '03, and that front end was terrible. The '07 was a return to a nicer truck, not cheap looking, and with a tougher look. The other day at work two of the guys were busting my balls over my Sierra, asking why I got rid of it for a Cobalt.

The '61 Impala is one of my favorites. A lot of nice stuff in this thread, yes sir.

Yup she told me the same thing about you last night, after the lovin'.

uh geek alert *WHOOP WHOOP WHOOP*

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The BLS is Cimarron, part II. What a dreadful repeat of history it is. It manages to bastardize SAAB and Cadillac, all in one boring little package.

I've been slacking for 3 weeks. I went Wednesday after work, and I went tonight. I've got to get back to going every evening after work. I only do the treadmill at the gym. I have dumbells here.