Camino LS6

No worries, almost everyone made that mistake. :AH-HA_wink:

I'm trying but this HP software is a PITA!

The John Deere and the house were rentals. The house was very cool though - part of it pre-dates the Revolution. edit: Whoops! I was talking about the house with the John Deere, and all you can see is the springhouse. The other house I lived in 'til I was 6, then it was my Grandmother's and now my brother's. It is a Dutch colonial which the Amityville house may also have been.

Nah, 440 was the model, not the engine. It was a 273 V8 and a dog. But it was wheels and I owned it. I was 15 when I bought it from the original owner.

4 of the many.

1966 Dodge Coronet 440 wagon:

Hmmm, which car next...

more:

Ask and ye shall receive, I'd post more but I have to figure out a way to speed the process.

My '67 Delmont 88:

Welcome to the forum! The last I heard, there was an attempt being made to provide original build information for Chevy in the same way that Pontiac Historic Services does. I don't think this has gotten off the ground yet - I hope it does.

Camino has a new scanner - be prepared for an onslaught of pics of his old rides in the near future.

Z and I have very different views when it comes to this topic, and yet, we see eye to eye on so many issues including those that require a moral judgement. We listen with respect and find consensus instead of having a shouting match. In the mod/admin discussions and Underground projects we find common ground easily. To me, that is how religion should interface with the world - with respect shown for the beliefs of others without evangelism and hate which organized religion so often promotes. There is one religious quote I can wholeheartedly back: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you".

Don't get me started on this one.

Consumer Distorts is a circle jerk of self-congratulatory "experts" promoting the agenda of Japan Inc. out of some twisted worship of that culture's perceived superiority. Their methods are nothing short of self-fulfilling prophecy. Not worth the paper it's printed on.

American public to Detroit: Well, Captain Obvious, you finally seem to get it. Detroit: We promise to really do it right this time. Ap: Uh huh, heard that before. D: Here's a Mustang! Ap: Mmm, not bad. D: Here's a Camaro! Ap: Now that's nice! Japan Inc.: CAMRY! Ap: meh, you're boring me D: *giggles* D: How about an Impala? Ap: can I get a GTO? D: Coupe or Convertible? Ap: Japan Inc.: Consumer Reports! Ap.: So what? D:

Caprice: an impulsive adventure,a lark Nomad: a constant traveller,wanderer Vega- a star Scottsdale: an Arizona city Bonneville: named for the famous salt flats where land speed records are set Tempest: a violent storm, usually short and at sea

:rotflmao: :rotflmao:

El Camino: The road, the way or the path in Spanish. The verb is caminar meaning to walk.

Lacrosse: How soon we forget! This is also French-Canadian slang for masturbation. Caravan: In Britain, (perhaps elswhere) this refers to what we'd call a travel trailer or motorhome.

Wow! I just can't imagine seeing the Aurora and GTO as alternatives to each other.

[inside joke] Jeh - tah [/inside joke]

They've really gone salt-happy around here this year, they have used so much on the major roads that you can actually taste it as you drive.

Something tells me he started the celebrating a bit early. Hope he doesn't sleep through the whole day.

You guys should give Tangerine Dream a listen, I think you might like.