Cory Wolfe

<-- Hates humidity. Impossible to do anything withing dying.

Three words: Dogs, Brother, Dad. I'm always being awakened by one of them.

Wow... He sure got you! TMI. I don't want to know about your grooming habits.

Wish I could have made the trip down. Would have been nice to see your guys and you're rides.

Miata and a Saab 900.

Kill Rock And Roll - System of a Down

That would require a new front fascia and taillights as well, but I like the idea.

Lonely Day - System of a Down

I'm thinking 93 or 94, but I know for sure. You are truly crazy.

Assuming I could afford anything my heart so desired... From current offerings: Buick - None Cadillac - CTS, XLR Chevrolet - HHR (LT3), Corvette GMC - None Hummer - None Pontiac - Solstice, G8, G6 (GTP) Saab - 9-3, 9-7x Saturn - Sky, Astra Within the past 20 years: Buick - Regal (GS coupe, GNX), Reatta, Riviera, Park Avenue Cadillac - Seville (STS), Eldorado, Catera Chevrolet - Corvette GMC - Syclone/Typhoon Hummer - None Oldsmobile - Toronado (Trofeo), Aurora, Cutlass (Supreme), LSS, Alero (GLS), Intrigue Pontiac - Fiero ('88), Firebird/Trans Am, Bonneville (SSE/SSEi), Grand Am (non Quad4/TwinCam), Grand Prix ('88-'03), Sunbird (3.1, Turbo), GTO, Vibe (GT) Saab - 900, 9000, 9-5, 9-2x Saturn - SC2

Atwa - System of a Down

In the 14 months and 15k worth of miles that I've driven it, the distributor is the first thing to break. Its not even an original or OEM part, its an aftermarket one that the guy before me put in, due to the original being ruined because of water somehow getting into it from what I was told. Except for maintenance related things and this, how can you complain for $1600? For that much, any other car would have either been much older, much higher mileaged, junk, or a complete terror. My Millenia looks good next to the $6k, 5 year old, 95k, aesthetically good Sunfire, or at the time, the $14k, 6 year old, 60k Blazer. Truly sad, isn't it? I think it does, but I really don't know what, if any, problems exist mechanically.

My Milly only needs a distributor to once again become the best running vehicle we own and it needs far less work. You would.

Isn't it niiiiice? This is the $100 Ranger for my brother that I mentioned a while back. It's currently disassembled. It needs body panel replacement therapy due to severe rust. More pics:

Looks good, Northie.

During a bike ride yesterday, I saw convertibles galore. You'd swear is it was Florida or something.

Ouch. Sorry to hear that. You should have beat that douche up.

Two words: Flesh Light. He needs one.

Dreaming - System of a Down. If I were to post another screen shot of my playlist, it would be completely Soad.

They're definitely innovative. I just wish they were more stylish inside and out (could be said for most minivans, however).

I bet they sell every one they sell here, even at $200k. It's simply a gorgeous car.

If it were the CXS models, I'd be crazy to agree, but the LaCrosse Super really does not look that bad, especially from the rear. Overall, it doesn't say "Buick" much and still has Taurus overtones, but the Lucerne Super is just so pathetic looking, IMO.

You know, if they'd get rid of the plood, the morocco leather would probably look like it belongs more. As is, it looks out of place. Then again...

It's the best of the bunch, redundant, but the best.