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Robert Hall

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  1. boobies
  2. Probably filmed in So Cal...neat use of the older CVs and Caprices...
  3. Would be interesting if they brought the Datsun name back to the US w/ a few small cars and a small pickup, could be a youth-focus brand like Scion..
  4. It will be interesting to compare the Cruze to the Dart... I don't think Ford or Hyundai's styling will age too well..
  5. Interesting...but didn't the Solstice suffer from having a very small trunk and poor cupholder location issues?
  6. Would be a fun little winter/spring car here in the desert..
  7. Very clean...nice car, though I prefer the '71-72 styling.
  8. Being around my folks' '60s Cougars and Mustangs, my brothers '65 GTO, '74 Firebird Formula, etc, Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, watching Rockford Files and seeing movies like Bullitt and Vanishing Point probably got me hooked as a kid in the '70s...then I got my Mustang GT at 17 and had a lot of fun w/ that car..
  9. volume
  10. The funny thing is at the Barrett-Jackson show here in January, I saw the Z-L1 on display at the Chevy area and maybe 75 feet away at the SLP stand they had their fake ZL-1 on display...
  11. And you'd be wrong. GM had to negotiate the rights to the ZL-1 moniker away from SLP who had claimed it and produced a Camaro package first. The article makes it clear that SLP has the rights to "GNX" as well. So GM goofed and let the naming rights expire...those names should never have been owned by a 3rd party like SLP.
  12. Sounds like it's a more fine grained version of platform sharing...building a car structure from a set of reusable subcomponents..it's an object-oriented approach..
  13. Never been a Toyota fan, but I've liked some of their sporty models...the first 2 generations of Supras, the 2nd gen MR2, the last generation Supra, the original Lexus SC...the old FJ Cruisers are neat, and I like the current ones.
  14. Was the same way in Denver...and Audi A4s also... I'm quite fond of the Land Rover Defender 90 also..
  15. Funny...I saw something like that in my neighborhood last weekend...the guy even had on a WWII vintage looking Army helmet.. As far as March spottings, saw a clean dark red mid '80s Cutlass Supreme 2dr this morning...totally stock condition.
  16. Interesting how the trailing edge shape of the headlight cluster resembles the new Infiniti signature quarter window shape that's been seen on their recent concepts..
  17. Always liked the looks of those GPs, but the horrid door seat belts are a big turn off...
  18. Wasn't the Nissan Versa or Hyundai Accent around $10k?
  19. Finally had time to read this...good write up, some good points. Things have definitely changed in the 20 years since I was 21...I couldn't imagine growing up w/o a car and the freedom to go out and explore..
  20. One other important detail was the Electrovair was just a enginnering experiment, a prototype..not a production car. The Spark EV is going to be the real deal.
  21. Maybe some platform development cost sharing for future Opel/Vauxhall models. Maybe access to factories. Not sure about the diesels, O/V already has plenty....
  22. It has a similar greenhouse to the Optima, which is a rather handsome sedan (much nicer than the ugly Sonata, IMO). I assume it will be similar in size to the Genesis..
  23. Someone was a Hot Wheels fan. Would have been more interesting if they had stretched the nose.
  24. Like these on a '31? Pretty neat..they seem to pivot w/ the wheels.
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