ocnblu

the love ewe

No sir, Mr. Scharmer. I didn't see a need for it, really.

The Chevrolet Corvette should remain just that.

Demons aren't supposed to be cute. They're supposed to be small, agile, quick and evil. Perfect way to bring the name back. I like it. Build it, Dodge!

Our weights differ by a considerable amount.

Onstar (I know you guys heard the one where the blonde called Onstar because she was locked inside her car, right?)

Victory Red, a perennial favourite. That's a nice looking truck, BP. Also, I just want to say in this thread, I am not picking on GM for the factory rake. Ford and Dodge do the same thing. I guess the mandate is to have the rear bumper 2" higher than the front, and the shorter the truck, the more apparent the rake becomes.

Martha

La Mayo

blue light

leverage

Wow, lots of great pictures of great vehicles! That Corvair though....

sawhorse

Sounds like a plan. But hey, your brother shouldn't blame his Mustang for the damage it sustained. What exactly happened?

Did you pee in the shower? :AH-HA_wink:

Satty, you always ask the most provocative questions...

Yeah, I was going to say, but you got it covered.

Several weeks ago on a Thursday night, I looked at her treadmill meter after she had just hopped off. The "calories burned" looked kinda low compared to the ones at the gym after the same time and distance, so I said "Is that all the calories you burned?" Last week, she called me just to say "My knee is black and blue, I think I blew it out on the treadmill. And it's your fault! You said (cue retarded voice) 'Is that all the calories you burrrrned?' So I turned it up and hurt my knee." She was serious. I laughed, amazed. She got pissed and said "All you men are just alike!" and hung up on me.

Your driveway will be getting pretty lucky. I hope the Acadia steals your mom's heart.

Halston Gucci Fiarrucci He looks like a still That man is dressed to kill I went *WOW* He's the greatest dancer! Sorry, disco ball blinded me momentarily

spinach

Pennzoil I know, ZL-1, but I like to keep the ball bouncing from all directions in this thread. That's the fun, to play off each other's thoughts. No worries

I am looking forward to seeing the damn car in person. I hope I like it more than all the photos and videos I've seen up to now indicate. Of course, what's underneath the skin I have zero problem with.

A very large, very beige mid-60's Plymouth wagon in great shape, being driven by a guy who could be the original owner. Why he would risk the road salt at this point shall remain a mystery.

deuce-and-a-quarter