Blake Noble

You should spend some time with Mr. Nikolai then. He is a four-legged devil. :AH-HA_wink: I think he might settle down a little though once he is finished teething, which should be before winter. Call it a hunch.

The old horse just refuses to die.

I've been skipping on that last part a bit then.

The one thing about my facial hair that bothers me would be the fact that my mustache has a slight problem connecting to the rest of the picture. You can sort of see what I am talking about in my profile photo here; I took that photo when I half way had my beard fully grown and before I did some face-scaping.

I am rocking a "petite" goatee and some nicely maintained sideburns right now. A "Clingon" is tempting, I will admit.

"Kill The King" - Megadeth

I am not complaining. The sheep can just keep on screaming; it only boosts the resale value of my truck to a little over double what I paid for it.

"Laying Fire Upon Apep" - Nile

Down boy! :rotflmao: I wish my dog wasn't so stubborn, though. That dog just will not listen when you tell him something as simple as stay (he has sit and lay down, though, at least). Got any tips for getting an upper hand on training this breed, Camino?

Hmm ... I can't seem to find the XLR pic.

I wonder if one would fit under the hood of my Sonoma? The gearbox is included too I assume? Hmm ... temptation knocks.

Another Oktober birthday! Makes me feel less alone, you know?

petrol

I am liking what I see in this interior shot from the 1978 Caballero brochure: I wouldn't mind restoring a Caballero (or a Sprint) or even cloning one.

Shake hands with The Devil and his Knight. :AH-HA_wink: Interesting link: http://www.angelfire.com/az/caballerodiablo/

The ST has been a long time coming at Pontiac, don't you guys think? :AH-HA_wink:

Anyone else seeing some connections here?

I was a wee lad, and exactly one year older, when your Venture had been born. :AH-HA_wink:

The only reason I know the exact and year month my truck was built in is because I have taken the dash apart a few times to exchange the stereo. On the dash fascia, after you have removed all of the screws and pulled it out of place, is a sticker on top of the outside of the gauge hood. It has the exact date on it; month, day, and everything. These stickers are also on the back side of the interior door handle scoops as well. I do not remember the exact day, but I do remember the month and year perfectly. I would imagine you could be able to find out an exact build date from reading a VIN number as well, Dodgefan.

My Sonoma turned 10 back in September of last year (it was built in September of 1997, going by dates stamped on various interior parts, making it one of the very first Sonomas with the MCE for 1998).

"Disposable Heroes" - Metallica "You will do what I say when I say back to the front!"

I am always happy to help. If I see anymore Bonnevilles/Catalinas/etc. of this era locally, I will let you know. :AH-HA_wink:

Quaker State

Indeed. The quality of this site is only going to head south that much more if we keep losing maturity around here.

I have bad news, Monte: The guy I had talked to on the phone was thinking that I was talking about another car, the F1 Firebird on the lot. To make that worse, the owner of the lot, which I finally managed to get up with today, does not want to sell the car, which does have the 428. Here is the only photo Motorola Phone Tools would transfer to my PC. I have to download a new version of the software. I suppose the program is corrupt.