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A Horse With No Name

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  1. The whole Cutlass MPG thing seems strange to me. I had a 78 with a 307 and a 4V carbv and I got 23 on the highway, easy. I had an 80 later when we were married with a 260 and it got between 15 and 18 in town. 10 means that there is something wrong. Chris
  2. We have a Cutlass Supreme ragtop like that as a pace car at the Columbus Motor Speedway. Every time I see that thing I want it in my garage. W body makes a great car, only problem is that here in Ohio quite a fewof them have started to rust, just like everything else on the road. Chris
  3. This is one of the best auto sites on the net for shure. Chris
  4. WWW.miatanet.com is your friend. If you get a first generation car beware of the short crank issue on 90/91 cars. If you get a 99 model beware of a main bearing problem with some of these cars. Really decent cars and one will probably be my njext automotive purchase....I'd rather buy a Cooper S However I can buy a great used Miata for $4500-8500 and a decent used Cooper S will set me back at least 15 grand...but that's beside the point. Make shure you unzip the rear window if you put down the top. The interior is a little dark and gloomy with the top up and they do have a nice blind spt with the top up. They make a replacement convertible top with a larger rear window area if you don't like the blind spot, but expect to pay for a top and an install (prob 600-800 to get it done right ) if you want this. Watch for rust around the rocker panels on older first gen cars. Easily fixed, but a problem none the less. Good luck and keep us posted. The Miata is one of the coolest cars of the last 20 years IMHO. You might also check out WWW.Specmiata.com for info on the Miata only racing series run by the SCCA nad NASA. Also, there is a pro series called the MX5-Cup that runs current generation Miatas. Also, check the timing belt. Needs done every 60,000 miles, might as well do the water pump when you do this. It is about a $450 service if you pay someone. All Mzda motors are non-interference so you won't destroy the motor if it breaks, but the car will stop moving. Glad to have at least one other Miata lover here. Chris
  5. Can't beat a V-8.... Chris
  6. Actually I love Chargers of that Era. They are wayyy under rated and awesome cars. Chris
  7. Supernice bugeye for sale here in Columbus, Oh for about 9 grand. Nash metropolitan was my mothers first car back in the day. Both cool choices Chris
  8. The Corvair was in fact a really cool and well designed car in its own way, especially after the 65 redesign.... Chris
  9. Ditto on the wagon thing. Actually, thanks to your excitement about European cars I've started liking them again. And a BMW wagon would be way cool. Chris
  10. Sweet...actually I love it.... Chris
  11. Seems like it would be a cool family car. Chris
  12. Don't I wish. I work with a 65 year old guy who has an original orange AAR 4 Speed car that he keeps promising to sell me when he retires. Had a chance to buy a really nice Plum Crazy Purple automatic a few years ago for not a lot of money and turned it down because it was auto...boy do I feel like an Idiot now... There is a Panther Pink Automatic AAR car with a white interior and a white vynal top here in Ohio for sale...guy wants 100 Grand for it unrestored. The son of the original owner owns a pristine Red AAR 4 speed carand wants to buy the pink car back, but not at 100 large unrestored... Maybe these new muscle cars being around will drop the price on the older ones...eh? Chris
  13. Actually I think that it is cool that the Camaro is the least "retro" of the three (CHallenger, Stang, and Camaro.) Chris
  14. NOO...GOD...I am in LOVE with that thing. Maybe I can sell my house and buy both a Cuda and a Challenger??? Chris
  15. I promised Dodgefan I wouldn't rip on dodges...and the SRT-4 is starting to interest me a tiny little bit...but I must say that I like the MAXX from the rear a bit better. Chris
  16. The car in the burnout is a pre-production prototype that was sent to the crusher right after the burnout, so I doubt they were worried about the tires. Chris
  17. It's great to see the cars of my youth being built "again", can't wait for this thing to come out. Chris
  18. Congrats to GM and Cadillac. Chris
  19. Chrysler needs one world class small car IMHO. Like I've said before, bring back the Neon. Be interesting to see what Chrysler does. Chris
  20. Seems like it would make a cool car. Chris
  21. Ditto on not torching the clamshell wagon, be interesting to see what happens next... Chris
  22. GTI deserves it also... Would also like to see CTS on the list. Chris
  23. The Malibu deserves it, great car, world class....much better than the Accord or Camry. Chris
  24. Happy birthday! Chris
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