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Robert Hall

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  1. Robert Hall
    I hate summer here in the desert hellhole...supposed to be 113 today, but cooling to 107 later in the week.
  2. Robert Hall
    Saw a clean dark red Alfa 164 today, a pale blue w/ white interior '67 Caddy ragtop (with the top down, which was insane considering it was 113)...
  3. Robert Hall
    It's just a chunk of plastic or something. Can't really tell much about the car at all...
  4. Robert Hall
    A goog turned up this list.. http://www.tuckerclu...ee_a_tucker.php #57 according to tuckerconvertible.com. But hasn't that story been debunked as fake? http://tuckerconvertible.com/story.php
  5. Robert Hall
    How many still exist? Wasn't the production count 51 or so..
  6. Robert Hall
    This one was found in a garage in Washington in '10. http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2011-01-27/classified/sc-cons-0127-autocover-20110127_1_tucker-automobile-club-alex-tremulis-pilot-cars
  7. Robert Hall
    I've seen a couple of them during Scottsdale auction week in the last couple years...a blue restored one at Barrett-Jackson this year and a pale blue unrestored barn find one at Gooding & Company last year...interesting cars.
  8. Robert Hall
    That does sound like a police brutality case, though. If someone was pregnant in jail they should have recieved medical attention..
  9. Robert Hall
    CDI & CRD are trademarked by Diamler Funny thing is it looks like the current GC w/ the 3.0 VM diesel is badged currently as CRD in Europe...(they've had this engine since '11).
  10. Robert Hall
    'ecodiesel' sounds odd.. 'CDI' or 'CRD' works better for badging, IMO.
  11. Robert Hall
    Arizona has more than it's fair share of Ameritards. The future looks to be more like 'Idiocracy' sooner..
  12. Robert Hall
    Sick and twisted..what kind of mental illness would cause someone to even imagine driving something that worn out..
  13. Robert Hall
    Breakaway walls to minimize damage for drivers that run off the street..
  14. Robert Hall
    I had two cars when I lived in Michigan ('94-97)...two Fords--my '87 Mustang GT and '88 Bronco II 4x4. The road salt did it's work on the Bronco..
  15. Robert Hall
    Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Summit.
  16. Robert Hall
    Limiting it to new or late model (< 5 years old) I'd probably go with: Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca Camaro ZL1 Cadillac CTS-V (any bodystyle) Dodge Charger R/T or SRT8 ('11+) Chrysler 300 ('11+) Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Summit ('11+) Porsche Boxster S or Cayman These are all cars I'd seriously like to own, new or slightly used..
  17. Robert Hall
    Some people like sports cars, some don't. Porsches are all about the driving experience...they drive great. I wouldn't mind having a late model Boxster, Cayman or 911 at some point..
  18. Robert Hall
    Vegan lesbian?
  19. Robert Hall
    That's USB you are thinking of..
  20. Robert Hall
    I've had good luck w/ Viewsonic and Dell flat panel monitors.
  21. Robert Hall
    There was a story that all Automakers were on the hunt for QA software engineers. This was their biggest area of growth. Part of the problem in software engineering in general is it seems very few people actually like doing QA work..those that are very good at it and enjoy it are tough to find. I know as a developer and architect I prefer to work on the design, implementation, and deployment aspects... True, but for those of us that love to test, we can make a very good living at it finding the bugs! True enough..good testers are hard to find but very valuable on projects, esp. big complex ones like I seem to end thrown in..
  22. Robert Hall
    I don't see many Audis relative to BMWs or Mercs here in the desert...they are more popular in areas where people like AWD like Colorado, I think.
  23. Robert Hall
    There was a story that all Automakers were on the hunt for QA software engineers. This was their biggest area of growth. Part of the problem in software engineering in general is it seems very few people actually like doing QA work..those that are very good at it and enjoy it are tough to find. I know as a developer and architect I prefer to work on the design, implementation, and deployment aspects...
  24. Robert Hall
    Sounds like they need better QA efforts. Software bugs are the bane of my work life...(my bugs, bugs in other people's code, etc).
  25. Robert Hall
    Saw 5 '13 Ford Escapes in a row, different colors, driving together w/ Mich MFGR plates at a mall in Gilbert, AZ the other day.. saw a black FR-S w/ a temporary tag this morning.
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