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Robert Hall

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  1. Velcro or double-sided tape, then?
  2. The glue that holds it on doesn't hold up to heavy rain?
  3. Nice...looks like a '63 Continental.
  4. 2006 STS, V6. About 100,000 miles. Lt gold w/ cashmere leather interior. Clean w/ a few issues. Carfax was clean, an Ohio car that wintered in Delray Beach, Fl looks like.
  5. So what's the story w/ the Catera? Speaking of old, gold Cadillacs, my sister brought this home this weekend.. 3 years after trading the DTS, she wanted another old Caddy..
  6. Anyone else having issues attaching photos to posts today? I've tried a few times, and they seem to attach (either doing 'choose files' or dragging them, and they seem to attach--no error, but then they show up just as a picture icon rather than the photo.
  7. Saw a clean gold '67 GTO ht and a bright red '62 Bonneville convertible today.
  8. The Compass is about 5 years old, his daughters car. Got hit hard on the right side last year, so he had it in the backyard a while doing body work. He replaced the front fender, both doors, and one morning was putting on bondo w a trowel on the rear quarter..
  9. Yeah, my Ukrainian neighbors sometimes park in their front yard. They have 3 minivans, an F150 and a Jeep Compass.
  10. Well, in the 8 years this platform has been around, they've all been 4 cyls or diesel 5s. Maybe for the US they will offer a V6, but they haven't announced anything yet.
  11. Well, it is the latest version of an Australian pickup dating to 2011... price is about $20k too high for a midsize, it seems. Hard to wrap my head around the idea of a $50k midsize 4x4 4cyl pickup.
  12. True, I do like the XC90...down the road I'd look at one as a CPO. I think I like the V90 CC even more, though...esp. in Maple Brown.
  13. Hopefully it has some sort of sunshade..would be a terrarium in the AZ sun..
  14. An artist & motorsports friend of mine in Arizona did this neat painting of Campbell's Bluebird. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/-full-power--arthur-benjamins.html
  15. Ha-ha...German-American-Italian and Korean-American collaboration in my driveway..
  16. T Definitely some truth to that..I think efficient vehicles are great, electrics are great. But would I trade my Jeep on one? No...
  17. Yeah, some lines did retain their RWD platform letter when going to FWD...the X-, A-, and C- bodies did..while the B- bodies that did transition became H- bodies.
  18. Correct. The only FWD X-body I've seen on the road since I've been in Ohio was a clean maroon Buick Skylark that I saw last year. Must have been a car show or cruise-in going yesterday..driving down a nearby major street I saw in a 2 mile stretch---light blue '55 Chevy stepside pickup, light blue and white '55 Chevy 210 2dr sedan, dark burgundy '68 Olds Cutlass convertible--top down, lt yellow base '67 Camaro, black '69-70 Pontiac Grand Prix. I've seen the Grand Prix and Camaro before.
  19. This is like if Power Wheels came out with an unlicensed Jeep ride on toy. Same idea, just larger.
  20. Too sterile and dull...and way too much gray. Nothing about it says 'luxury' or premium. A giant tablet touchscreen...yawn.
  21. ..and Henry is back from the groomers...he doesn't like to show his face for the camera. Looks great w/ a short haircut. Nah, I couldn't eat Bambi...they stroll through my front and backyard, eat the bird seed in the bird feeders and the critter crunch I put out for the squirrels and chipmunks..
  22. Saw a couple unusual cars parked at the bank today...a black Audi R8 convertible, top down, and a very clean triple-beige late 70s Pontiac Phoenix 2dr w/ color keyed Rally II wheels.
  23. Deer in the yard across the street.
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