Everything posted by Intrepidation
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Motor Trend: Cadillac CTS-V vs. Jaguar XFR
Got any pics of your CTS-V?
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The Signature/Avatar Test Thread
Yep. Welcome to the site. (even though I see you've been here since `06)
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how to help buick
That was a much better post than your earlier ones. As for positions about Buick, you must know that there are differences of opinion, but there are plenty of us (myself included) who see the value of Buick. Buick can and should be the premium brand that bridges the cap between Chevrolet and Cadillac. The problem is that GM in its infinite lack of wisdom seems to want Cadillac to compete with the same customers Buick is going after. This proposed EPII Cadillac would be competing with the LaCrosse, and the the rumored Lambda Escalade would compete with the Enclave. Even with three brands, GM still is on the path towards overlap.
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Just saved $250 on a car rental
The first two would horrify children. The C4 is interesting, and the Focus/Golf are good bets.
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The Intrepid Project
One of the reasons why I love them I've seen RWD cars with worse proportions! -- Anyway, first coat of paint is on. Probably gonna do one more before I do several coats of clear.
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The Intrepid Project
Yes, yes it does...
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The Intrepid Project
I don't really want silver. It's too common, especially among LH cars.
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Unimaginable cruelty
- The Intrepid Project
I won't be satisfied until it purrs like a kitten and looks as good as possible inside and out. :wink:- The Intrepid Project
That's a cool idea..I'll keep that in mind next time, but I've already got the primer on.- The Intrepid Project
So while my tire shine trick looked nice for a day, it already looks faded again. So instead I'm painting it. Primer's on, so next will be the black and several coats of clear.- how to help buick
I actually prefer smk. At least he's right about some things, and doesn't result to childish name calling.- Meanwhile on the other side of the pond...
The world has lost a great man. May his memory and sacrifice, and the sacrifice of countless others for the freedoms we enjoy today never be forgotten.- Unimaginable cruelty
You certainly came off as it. We euthanized our oldest cat because she was dying. It was to end her suffering. The is a distinct difference between that and killing a young, healthy animal, and making it suffer for your own sick amusement. If you can't tell that there is a difference well you've got problems.- This sig has to go
I think 4 or so at last count. I haven't forgotten. :wink:- This sig has to go
Maybe, depends on if I'm swapping out the plenum today or tomorrow. So it'll be one of the two days that I'll get a chance.- Oldsmobile Car Club of America Nationals
Cool.- Unimaginable cruelty
- A use for tire shine.
It's rare to see a non 2.7 LH in the yard, and those that end up there get picked clean pretty quickly by those of us with the "lesser" cars looking to do upgrades. It is sad to see so many SE's end up there...I just can't fathom why a person would buy it new, then junk it instead of say, swapping an engine in, which costs a lot less than a whole new car. Most people just see cars as appliances sadly. I've a few "last gen" Impalas and even an Equinox in the yards I frequent. Then there's the classics that somehow wind up there. But their sacrifice will keep mine and others going...and improve them too.- Brake Upgrades
I know it was. I've certainly encoutered Chrytsle transmission problems. Had a late 90's Voyager's trans quit on me while I was test driving it. Then again, the Grand Marquis doesn't have reverse these days and I know a guy who's N-Body Malibu had to have a new transmission put in. Then there's that Toyota manual that gave out. It's all relative.- A use for tire shine.
Thank! I think...?- Unimaginable cruelty
Sorry but this is one of the most asinine responses I've seen in a while. A life is a life, and she had no right to take it for the sake of her own sick and twisted amusement. There's a difference between killing for food and killing for sheer enjoyment. One is survival, the other is psychotic. We could take what you said and apply it to people too. "A person is a person, they weren't the top of their class and didn't succeed in getting to the top of their career so who cares if someone cuts them into little pieces" It's just a hop, skip and a jump from killing animals to killing humans (of course we ourselves are animals, and I would argue that other species are more intelligent than a lot of humans). Yeah, some of what I say is from emotional attachment. We have 3 cats and they are family. They're more loving and caring than most humans are.- The Signature/Avatar Test Thread
That is way too big for a sig.- No fond farewell for Pontiac
Funny, my girlfriend learned to drive with a manual and has never been in an accident.- Motor Trend: Cadillac CTS-V vs. Jaguar XFR
Yeah it's steel. I think it was going to go aluminum but the kept it steel for cost reasons or something. - The Intrepid Project
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