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  1. time
  2. Does anyone know the longevity the old 231 cubic inch V6s - those of the 70s? I heard that the odd-firing versions were not timing-chain-friendly. Still, the other components ought to be unaffected (they were all supposedly non-interference engines). Maybe the even-firing ones did a little better? (I know that the 3.8 in the '84 Cutlass Supreme was still going strong at 171,000 miles when we sold it).
  3. ubiqutous
  4. necessary
  5. relocation (....I wish)
  6. over
  7. wildlife
  8. observation
  9. cloudy
  10. roof
  11. swordfish
  12. sea urchin
  13. (beached) whale
  14. 24-Hour Fitness (a chain, mostly in the West)
  15. praising
  16. cooking
  17. Last night, on a major north-south boulevard, a Pontiac G8 in an orange color. It looked fine at night. I don't know if I'd like that orange in the daytime. Nice exhaust note.
  18. Theoretically, isn't an in-line 6 supposed to be sturdier and quieter than a V-6 (at least, in the past)? The 4.0 Jeep L-6 is another one of those bullet-proof legacy engines, right?
  19. rat-tat-tat-tat-tat
  20. East Los Angeles
  21. slum
  22. eyewash
  23. I think this might be my first "yes/no" poll. I like to put the window down, when going over a narrow bridge or driving in a narrow drive between 2 buildings, so I can hear the echo of my engine's sound. I got into this by listening to the awesome sound of a small-block Olds Rocket V8. As for my current car(s), I have to admit that the Regal sounds really hushed for its high mileage. Do you make it a point to listen to your engine's sounds echoing back at you?
  24. highbrow
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