Camino LS6

No, but they are very similar.

Thanks Chris, but there really isn't anything to be done. The times suck, and we have to live through them. In all honesty, I was happier when the threat of mutual assured destruction hung over our heads.

Yeah, I think I got the pricing right. But the depth of my hatred for doing this can't be measured. There simply are not any other options. Nothing good about it at all, but it can't be helped. It's a huge risk, and it means the end of my business. It also jeopardizes the arrangement by which I have this place of mine.

$4,500

How do you know all of that? There was no picture or video on that site that I could find.

As I'm sure you guys know by now, it's been a rough year for me financially. There simply isn't any work. I've hung on about as long as I could, but things have reached the breaking point and I have to get something going. So,this is what I think I'll do tomorrow. The plan is to put all of my vehicles up for sale and withdraw the last driveable one when the time comes. That means I'll end up keeping the Silverado, the wagon, or the Blazer for a bit. I'm thinking of pricing them like this: Blazer - $2,000 (not negotiable) Mothertruck - $4,500 including thousands in new parts Camino + parts Camino + thousands in new parts for resto $4,500 Wagon - $4,500 Jag - $1,500 Tilt trailer - $4000 Silverado w/plow, salt spreader and toolbox - $21K

Well, the wagon's been on the road for a year now, and I don't see me getting back to working on it anytime soon. *sigh* I guess I'll be writing an ad for it tomorrow.

YYZ by Rush Hocus Pocus by Focus Frankenstein By Edgar Winter Group

Too much empty space = too much scrolling. But it looks nice.

Just to clarify, I rode in a Traverse. When I saw it coming down the lane toward the house, I did think it was a minivan at first!

You guys all know that I don't love the Lambdas, but its nothing more than a dislike for the type rather than a comment on them vs. the competition. So, I rode in one for the first time last night. I have three general impressions which I came away with as a "disinterested party". 1) When you stomp on it, it goes like stink. 2) Seats are quite comfortable. 3) The interior seems very well finished.

I'm sure we'll do it again. Hope to meet you then.

Generally I'm with you guys, but the glaring omission of pertinent facts from the article bugs me.

It was in the Lounge for quite some time - where have you been?

I guess that makes it a drag race. :AH-HA_wink:

Hmmm. I am immediately left with two questions by the article. 1) What was this guy convicted of ? They mention an acquittal, but never substantiate the "convicted terrorist" language in the headline. 2) What does he plan to talk about? Revolution? It isn't clear at all. It just leaves me without enough information to form an opinion.

I'd say that you are on the mark, Hyper.

Could be a regular Firebird with Formula parts, but it has badges missing so I can't be sure one way or the other.

Formula!

Was it parked in a lake?

That description cracks me up.

Have you diagnosed the current engine yet? Done the screwdriver trick? Tried the motor flush? Just asking.

Found the website: http://209.200.101.38/frontpage.cfm

I'm not sure of the age, but I'd guess 19th century.