Robert Hall
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Cadillac News: Spying: Cadillac CTS, Now On The Streets
Robert Hall replied to William Maley's topic in Cadillac
I've avoided the chains like Jiffy Lube, Brakes Plus, etc for years and stick w/ a good local independent shop. -
They could use a head-up display to show ads on the windshield as the car drives you...
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I remember this car appearing in Motor Trend in '77...neat concept.
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Cheers or Jeers: 1986 GMC 4x4 Firetruck
Robert Hall replied to wildmanjoe's topic in Auctions and Classifieds
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Hot Wheels must be fairly popular in Brazil...this is at least the 3rd or 4th Brazil-market car they've done in recent years along (the others were VWs).
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Sweet...haven't seen those..the green car is a Brazilian Chevy Opala SS....similar to the Opel Rekord/Commodore and Holden Monaro of around 1969. I found a few new HW Boulevard and Hot Ones models at Target today, incl. the Boulevard '68 Olds 442 and '70 GTO.
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I've been on the sections in Kingman and Holbrook AZ, also seen the endpoint marker in Santa Monica, CA...
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The most basic 3-series sedan starts at $34,900, so I would think that would be target, maybe undercutting it a bit. $26k is Chevy or Buick FWD territory, can't see the ATS going that low.
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Future Baby Buick?
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They now have 2 of those 'Cars and Coffee' events around here...will have to go to one sometime.
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Wow...I couldn't imagine life w/o coffee...I normally have 3-4 cups every morning. I recently got a Keurig single cup machine for home, was impressed w/ the one at work. Also have a cappichino machine and a regular coffee maker at home. But the ease of the drive thru is hard to avoid, w/ 3 Starbucks, a Dunkin Donuts, and a couple McDonalds all close to home..
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Interesting....speaking of tractors, was GM ever in the farm equipment biz back in the early days?
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HSV Grange. (a cool Holden Caprice variation)
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Would be more interesting without the wierd customizing.
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When I was growing up, my folks always had Snapper riding mowers...the newer ones had a battery and key start...I like Snappers because they are rear engined and RWD.. IIRC, they had self-propelled Sears push mowers for light-duty work also.
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Today was a bit 'cooler', mid 90s after 3 100+ degree days. Too soon for summer...
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Can't tell if the headlights are on or those are pool lights...neat pool.
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Non-sequitor thread? I have some content in my shed..leaf blower, hoses, pool supplies, battery charger, etc...but I keep it locked...
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Hard to tell, but the front looks pretty tall and flat...should have made it more rounded like the new Colorado..
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Scion has always seemed somewhat redundant, what with similar compacts and subcompacts available as Toyotas (Corolla, Yaris, Matrix).
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Beautiful car...I love the bubbletop, the rear quarters and the skegs..so cool.
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Wow...Parisian Oldsmobiles. Cool. Reminds me of when I saw a couple '80s Caprices and '80s F-150s in Florence, Italy...
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It could have been a white, blue or gold car that was repainted. White w/ turquise interior seems to be have been a popular GM color combo in the '60s.
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I think if the actual pillar had differered, the front and or rear door uppers would have been different..door openings and pillars are a very expensive thing to change from what I've read. The '77+ FBs had the same wheelbase as the DVs, unlike the previous generation where there were different wheelbases...
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The '77-79 FB B-pillar looked different than the SdV because of an overlay that was part of the vinyl top, I think... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadillac_Fleetwood_Brougham
