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Robert Hall

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  1. Robert Hall
    ^ looks like where George Jetson and his family resided.
  2. Robert Hall
    Odd neither car has a license plate...is that a EU style license plate bracket on the bumper of the Corsica with a 'Russia' decal?
  3. Robert Hall
    It hasn't been bad here in NE Ohio this summer...the humidity hasn't been bad at all, and have had only a handful of days over 90....being close to Lake Erie helps for me, breezier and lower humidity than further inland in Ohio. Looking forward to the rest of September and October..
  4. Robert Hall
    I remember visiting Miami some years ago in July and it was like 95 degrees w/ 95% humidity. No bueno. A friend from Denver now lives in Huntington Beach Ca said it was 111 there Saturday. He doesn’t have A/C but does have a pool. And Denver has had crazy weather the last few days...
  5. Robert Hall
    Mostly the front...not much rear overhang. By comparison, my '87 Mustang GT has a 100.5" wheelbase with overall length of 179.6"...(a 2020 Mustang has a 7 inch longer wheelbase and is about 9 inches longer overall).
  6. Robert Hall
    Interesting news about Nikola...claims of faking and misrepresentation... https://fortune.com/2020/09/10/nikola-motor-stock-hindenburg-research-allegations/
  7. Robert Hall
    Woke up to heavy fog this morning... Was overcast all day and dim.
  8. Robert Hall
    I have parallel parked my sister's Chevy Trax...167.2" overall length. Very easy to PP. I remember as a teenager learning to PP on the farm...my Dad set up poles in milk jugs filled w/ sand and I took the longest car he had then ('85 Lincoln Town Car) and practiced with it...serious blind spots w/ the tiny rear window and thick C-pillars, but super-light power steering. I did my driving test in his '84 Ford Escort diesel, much easier to PP.
  9. Robert Hall
    Yes, the ground clearance of an SUV makes it easier---just go up on the curb. The times I've parallel parked I usually end up way out from the curb. I remember some years ago what a pain it was parallel parking in downtown Portland in a rental Grand Prix--hard to see out of, and big overhangs, and too low to go up on the high curbs..
  10. Robert Hall
    I suppose self-parking could be useful if you do a lot of parallel parking. Parallel parking is stupid--I very rarely have to do it, prefer to park in lots or garages, or valet if available.
  11. Robert Hall
    cracked head (cylinder)
  12. Robert Hall
    Lucid has a reveal this evening of the production version of the Air. https://www.lucidmotors.com/
  13. Robert Hall
    Nikola and Tesla are two separate companies and brand names. Any correlation to a historical figure named 'Nikola Tesla' is coincidental, though likely intentional for marketing purposes.
  14. Robert Hall
    Nice to see Denver high in all those lists...probably the only place I've previously lived that I really miss moving away from.
  15. Robert Hall
    The headlights remind me of Ford.. a bit of Ram Rebel in the grille. Will be interesting to see how this proceeds---so will there be some commonality between this and the GM EV trucks? Haven't read the article yet...sounds promising, though. Very normal looking pickup, not sci-fi cray-cray like the Tesla Cybertruck.
  16. Robert Hall
    then there are the shit-for-brains diesel pickup drivers 'rolling coal' and spewing filth everywhere..I see those out and about...
  17. Robert Hall
    Reality is complex...there are many things.
  18. Robert Hall
    Now you are just being pedantic and weird..they've been called 'kidney' shaped for decades... rectangles w/ rounded ends. They could have been called 'sausage' shaped, but weren't. Today, they are generally 'nostril' shaped, though the new 4 series is going to a long vertical trapezoid shape..
  19. Robert Hall
    And so many variations... some in the 80s-90s (Grand Ams in particular) resembled 90s BMW grilles... And Buick inexplicably did split grilles for a few years also. With BMW, the term came about many decades ago when they had kidney-shaped long, vertical twin central grilles. Never seen it applied to Pontiac, since Pontiac really didn't do the tall narrow twin grilles (maybe the 70 full size and some '70s Grand Prix are close to that..). Over the decades, esp. starting in the 90s, BMW's central grilles grew wider and wider, evolving more into sqircles than the earlier kidney shape..
  20. Robert Hall
    Interesting story...GM EVs are outselling Tesla in China. That pink coupe is badazz... https://jalopnik.com/gm-is-selling-more-evs-than-tesla-in-china-1844982463
  21. Robert Hall
    True, I did see spam at a couple fast food places and roadside stands...read an article about it's popularity there. Otherwise, the food was great there...had dinner at the Benihana in my hotel (Hilton Hawaiian Village), the famous Roy's, a couple seafood places, and a really good Thai place in Waikiki....I need to go back eventually, want to go to Maui, the big island, and Kauai...both trips I've been, I've only been on Oahu.
  22. Robert Hall
    If your car is outside...my Jeep is nice and clean and in my garage. If it were in the driveway during a thunderstorm, i'd end up with leaves and small twigs on it...
  23. Robert Hall
    Glad I did grilling yesterday...can't really do much of anything outside today...thunderstorms all day so far.
  24. Robert Hall
    Spam is a big deal in Hawaii...I saw dishes made with Spam on restaurant menus there.
  25. Robert Hall
    Trax *was* offered in orange in '15-16, IIR...not sure about now.
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