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I feel so lame right now...I forgot my last name on the entry, and all I wrote was one line for the description. Damn...I guess it's too late to change that now. I'll be sending a PM your way sometime Fly. BTW: It looks great!
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Eh...I'd rather them spend the money upgrading what they already have.
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Hmm...my dad's been talking about selling our XJ6 for a while now. It's older ('81), but it's got a nice 350 cid Small Block under the hood, and an assortment of cassette tapes in the trunk.
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This looks fantastic!
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Although it would have been so much sweeter to see the Silverado beat the Tundra, I'm happy with the verdict.
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Hotness. The only thing I'd change is how it looks like the rear's higher than the front. Looks unbalanced to me.
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Strange Love
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You're kidding, right? The Sebring is by far the most repulsive midsize sedan I've laid eyes on in recent years. Distinctive? Yes. Attractive? nein! Nope...the split bar's Chevy's new grille, like Dodge's crosshairs and Ford's 3-bar. And I think it looks very nice...body-color inserts would look good there, too.
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Sketch Competition #11 - (NG Small Pickup) Voting
DetroitNut90 replied to Flybrian's topic in Sketch Competitions
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My apoligies for being late as well. Welcome to C&G, K.C!
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I love that red! Looks good so far...I've got such high hopes for this car...
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My ultimate Christmas present would be one of these. Realistically, driver's ed would be great, so I could finally apply for my provisional license. Money's always good, too.
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I actually thought the chopped Opel was based on the S-Class... There are some similarities, but my main reservation in agreeing is that the chop's grille area (at least to me) looks more slanted and has a more pronounced crease to it than the spied prototype. Who knows, though...I guess we'll find out soon enough...
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unfortunate
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And how is that? Wider openings, power-assist, not worrying about dinging the car next to you's doors, what's sucky about that?
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2 new additions to my earlier list: -Sky Is Falling--Lifehouse -We'll Never Know--Lifehouse These guys are great, IMO.
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1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi Supercharged
DetroitNut90 replied to american_revolution_2005's topic in The Lounge
Well...I just decided to see how much Allstate would charge me to insure the Sonoma. I got this in response: It seems like we're in the same boat--they consider me too much of a risk, and they make you pay through the nose. Sucks being a teen driver, no? -
1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi Supercharged
DetroitNut90 replied to american_revolution_2005's topic in The Lounge
How do they expect you to afford that?? I haven't gotten a quote for myself yet, but I'm afraid of what I'll end up being charged...$9,000 Canadian=$7,777.73 US...I don't even have $1,500 to my name. I guess the insurance companies figure mommy and daddy will be there to take care of Junior/Juniorette's exorbitant rates...I can tell you, my parents won't (and I don't expect them to). -
Lakehurst, NJ
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The Concept X looked much better, IMO.
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The Foria's an unappealing mix of designs. I wouldn't like it to be the successor to the revised S14/S15 Silvia.
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I think he meant the new Vue. It doesn't retain Honda's J-Series engine. Isn't this variant of the HF 3.6L the standard engine in the single-exhaust Outlook? That might explain it, since I think that's rated at 263 HP as well.
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Happy B-day dude! Buy the Bonneville for yourself as a birthday present!
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1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi Supercharged
DetroitNut90 replied to american_revolution_2005's topic in The Lounge
Dude...if only Baltimore & DC had deals like this. Here's to hoping the insurance stuff works itself out. -
I like it. The rims, body-color grille, and rear are nice. But IMO, it needs a roof rack. Edit: I'm also glad they decided to call it Sport instead of SS.