Sixty8panther

Damn Fly, you should have traded O.B. straight up for that sick GMC.

In front of the showroom 20 min ago: Hardtop, Six-cylinder automatic, bought ten years ago for $4000. Body pretty rough cosmetically but a nice solid driver. Guy also owns a 1927 Chevrolet 2dr sedan.

Ownership

Don't F*** with Buick!

The future father-in-law has been talking about getting another '69 fastback... I'm not much for Mustangs but that's a HOT BEAST. (random google find)

Cool, love that red HHR Business coupe!

Yes, true. But as crazy as it sounds my Super 88 started and drove on the 23 year old gas in the tank, not well but it did run & drive.

I LOVE the G8, it's gorgeous but O.B. does speak the truth.

Someone should have caved in her "A-pillar" (BTW the GP I saw was a '69)

Probably a four.

It was available on this ONE model year car.... This might be a good one, I was just vague enough to stump most of you I think.

Some of you may remember the retard who managed to plow his Acura DIRECTLY, dead on center into a telephone pole right in front of my house in the January? 2005. The road there is straight as an ARROW for a mile in both directions. The power of FWD. Good to hear you're okay KF.

All of these features/options were offered on the car in question: - All aluminum (block & heads) V8 - Neither traditional BOF or typical Unibody construction - Only offered in hardtop & convertible - Four wheel disk brakes - Functional rear decklid spoiler & chin diffuser - Liquid traction control - Hideaway headlights - Headlight washers

Raven: Have you even owned your Sebring for two months?

When it drove by I was with Julie at a pizzeria & after I said "wow, that Firebird was even louder than the old Sixty8" she turned around towards the road and exclaimed: "That was a CAR? I thought it was a TRAIN!" Julie is the only girl to have ever regularly be a passanger in my Camaro so she's USED to loud cars, she has cool memories of her and her bro. in their dad's '69 Mustang fastback BOSS so when this girl is shocked you know the car was either running open headers or someting wild. ---- Sunday morning I passed by another gorgeous two-door yellow Pontiac. This time it was a sunflower yellow Grand Prix with a white interior and Pontiac rallys. He gave me thumbs up for '71 SDV btu not before I honked and gave him a wave. Of course being a warm Sunday morning his windows were ALL down as they should be on a gorgeous hardtop like that.

Cool. Look at that the LeSabre gets to meet the toughest Aurora ever made before I do... looks so trippy sitting under a palm tree, used to reside under a giant pine tree up here in Massachusetts. BTW: I rolled ALL FOUR of the windows down on that big old hardtop before I left Massachusetts and never rolled them back up again. That car made the WHOLE journey down to Penn as a four door hardtop should.

I was killing time on YouTube... WYSIWYG.

FUN! (WRONG VIDEO)Here's some Porsche videos: ------ I meant to post THIS one -------> Po-po Charger: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTXJIj4FhlM SLR: Ferrari driver trying to get arrested.

Cool, good luck.

Agreed. I would have dumped SAAB but kept Lotus.

Yup... more of the same. Gotta love the retards in charge of the "news".

Thank God I live in the USA where a semi-exotic Corvette only costs $50K and for an additional $30 you can buy a Z06 which is a FULL blown exotic. Alfa Romeo can stay in Europe at those prices.

Yeah, I heard about that. When SP and I got down to Berwyn and realized we were close I threw in some premium at a convenience store/ gas station (three gallons IIRC) but then I guess we did end up driving for another 20 minutes in circles. Between getting lost about three times on 76, 276, 476, 202 & 252 we must have burned off those few gallons. --- I just got of the phone with FlyBrain who said the trip down to the Sunshine State went well and the LeSabre is safe at its new home. Now as far as the photos I took on Tuesday when we dropped off the car at Caminos, here's a few interesting ones: In the middle of Connecticut off I-84, just before midnight. On the road somewhere in New Jersey... SpeedingPenguin wanted me to take some photos of the Shelby Turbo in motion. The LeSabre turned 74,444 so I decided to take a photo. Safe & sound. I backed the large barge into Camino's garage at about 6:45am. And finally the handoff of the keys: (Camino on the left, me on the right)

BOF, 4x4 Milenia? YES PLEASE!