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franklin

I guess I should consider myself lucky. The only body mishap in the first Cutlass was the rust that formed between the vinyl landau top and the beltline...that was everywhere in those cars. It rained into the trunk as I was near the end of grad school, so on Saturday mornings I would get up and scoop it out. I always wondered what the dude who farmed near Champaign, Illinois did with my car and how much longer he kept it. I wanted to drive it back across the plains and over the Rockies to Portland to complete the car's "circle trip" but my parents said "United...one way ticket" instead.

So far, just 19 out of 30 GMers. That's not even 2/3. And we call ourselves aficionados?

dough

Agree wholeheartedly! Those taillights on the Regal are great compared to the blob of red that goes across the entire rear of the American version...it's proportions actually mimic those of the Intrigue.

Great skyline? What else am I supposed to be looking at?

Yikes. A bit TOO pale or is it the photography? They remind me of Gwynneth Paltrow (sp?) and Kate Winslet? How about a good dose of melanin -- like Rachel Ward?

barrel

Ivan Iackinoff

NOS, did you just take the SAT? :AH-HA_wink:

smut

oh $h!

orgy

You're rude!

Not me. I didn't want it to malfunction nor have it taken away. I was pretty conservative when I first started driving. I still am, but am a lot more relaxed.

Try checking out a cemetery in a foreign country (like Italy or Argentina). There is NO lawn space as everyone vies for a mausoleum. It's kind of a status symbol, a cult following if you will - kind of like taking cemetery tours in New Orleans.

marijuana

I swear ... I actually saw those planted on a Caprice on a humid Texas summer day. I was driving between Houston and Austin to check out UT-Austin for grad school and there it was....on a Caprice. The couple in the car looked straight out of American Gothic....identical.Their license plate frame said: MY DAUGHTER AND MY MONEY GO TO.... T E X A S Whoever wants to get on my case for stereotyping, be my guest.

Overall, ours does look better. It's more cohesive. But, see what I have been saying all along about a grille that needs to be canted back.

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slip fault

You know I am with you on this. Foregoing the dependability and mileage of such a powerplant for the chi-chi HF factor, 10 more hp you will hardly ever use and slightly less gas mileage makes no sense to me.

Good point. I've had one stolen.I just like looking through them (sort of) at the center of the windsplit on the kinds of cars I've owned.

platonic

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