Robert Hall
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Saw several nice vintage Fords this morning...a light blue w/ white top '63 Falcon convertible, a gorgeous black '64 T-Bird convertible, top down, Sports Roadster tonneau cover over the back seat, wire wheels....and a very clean light blue w/ white top 4dr Fairmont Futura Zephyr (Fairmont tailights, 4 headlight Futura front, and Mercury Zephyr badging on the decklid).
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Had the internet, cable tv,and home phone service out for 2 days. Cox Cable gave me a service window of 10-12 this morning, they finally showed up at 1:30. Was a problem w/ a connection in the alley. again. I managed to get by using my iPhone as a hot spot to connect my laptop and tabby to.
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Rural eastern Ohio originally, 6 years in the Florida Keys as a kid, NE Ohio for college and grad school, Ann Arbor, Michigan for more grad school, then over a decade in Colorado (Colorado Springs and Denver), and the last 7 years in Phoenix, Arizona. My next move is imminent or not so imminent and TBA..
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LOL! I didn't say I'd want it. I'd never own any year Grand Prix ... or Impala ... or Nova......... Cort www.oldcarsstronghearts.com 1979 & 1989 Caprice Classics | pigValve, paceMaker, cowValve "Just like driving on an open highway never knowing what we're gonna find" __ Lady Antebellum __ 'Our Kind Of Love' No Impalas? Thought you liked full size Chevys...
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Nice..though if I bought a VW i'd want the unicorn--brown diesel manual wagon (which I've seen listed at a local dealer).
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One that is paid for, reliable, always starts, and has cold air conditioning.
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CUV names all blur together for me sometimes..most seem to have 'X' in them..
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The HR-V is their new tiny one, the CR-V has grown over the years..seems the current generation is bigger than my Jeep inside..
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pommes frites
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It's been on my iPod for years..
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Looks good, wheels are kind of ugly though
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Chevy Spark or Sonic..both are available w/ manuals.
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Jeep News: Next-Generation Jeep Wrangler Not Going Full Aluminum
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Jeep
I could see the body incl. hood, fenders and doors being aluminum, as they aren't structural (the Wrangler is still BOF, right?) -
Honda Civic. Cheap, reliable, good gas mileage, manual available, popular w youths.
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Hasn't the Avalon been reliable? I would think a Toyota would be as reliable as anything..I'd focus, keep the Avalon till it's got 200k or more and save money towards something else...I'd rather drive a boring reliable car and focus on the big picture and not waste time and money chasing every fleeting whim..
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Chevrolet News:Meet the 2016 Chevrolet Camaro
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Chevrolet
Did they make the side windows even smaller? Are side view cameras included? the sides seem very thick and the chop top look even more pronounced than the 5th gen... -
BMW News: BMW Gives the 3-Series A Refresh for 2016
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in BMW
Maybe I'm getting old ( or blind), but I think it has a more classic look to it. BMW and M-B have generally done evolutionary design...not radical changes between generation of existing models. At least they aren't going for the violent robot styling themes that some car makers have embraced (like Lexus) -
Not the British..they seem to buy any cheap junk that comes to their market...Proton, SsangYong, Lada in the past, etc.. and the German luxury makes outsell Jaguar and Land Rover in the UK, I believe..
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Weird...white text on a white background.. looks blank
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Traffic was oddly light this afternoon...maybe everyone started their Cinco de Mayo partying early. But I did see a very clean '77-79 Lincoln Continental sedan in dark red w/ red vinyl top, a clean white 60s Merc SL w dark blue top (pagoda roof style), and a very clean silver early 4th gen Camaro Z28.
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The reason I inquired is my sister is thinking about a Beetle as her next car..she likes the Fiat 500 and Mini also, but i figure the Beetle would be the most reliable.. she's had enough of old Mercedes and Cadillacs and their upkeep.
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Not to distract from your flavor-of-the-moment truck, but what did you think overall your last flame, the Beetle? Would you recommend one or consider buying one again?
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My folks had an '85 Chieftain, 33ft. Took many family vacations in it, and for the annual trips from Ohio to Florida in August and back to Ohio in June (spent the school year in the Florida Keys). I always enjoyed trips in it, took a few trips in it in the 90s also when I was in college. Looked like this one, a lot like the one in 'Spaceballs' (without the mods, of course)
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drugs
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The current generation is 7 years old..
