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Robert Hall

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  1. I guess the way I look at it is when I was in college and grad school, most of the time my car sat outside, exposed to the horrid Ohio/Michigan/Illinois winters, so I usually drove vehicles that were reliable, but not ones I cared about the appearance of. My Mustang GT stayed at my folk's place in a heated garage, and I pretty much only drove it when I visited home.. I didn't want to sit outside and deteriorate...
  2. Lame stuff... not sure if such kits are as lame as the full body kit cars or not..
  3. I'd make the rational choice--keep the Focus and work on paying it off..
  4. For an Avis car it looks fine... it's nice to see a mainstream sedan w/ interior colors other than gray or tan.
  5. Hmmm..overall, the description would fit a C3 Corvette w/ an aluminum big block... but, they were BOF (glassfibre body, perimeter frame). Still have no idea what 'liquid traction control' is...
  6. 'Liquid traction control' ? Que es esto? Never heard this term...even an exact phrase google didn't turn it up..
  7. de Ville
  8. One can only wonder what he needed that dog brush for..
  9. They aren't...someone is just having fun with numbers...
  10. Cadillac-- CTS Chevrolet-- Corvette, new Camaro Buick-- Enclave Pontiac-- G8, Solstice Saturn-- Sky
  11. That sounds like what I saw Friday night...busy surface street--6 lanes, no median..two asstards in crew cab diesels (Ford Super Duty, GMC) were cutting in and out of traffic, speeding, drag racing each other away from the lights, etc..this went on for miles... and they had those stupid NRA and W04 stickers that seem mandatory on monster trucks...
  12. toilet tank
  13. Yeah, but if you replace the distributor it will last, what a month, before something else breaks? My experience has been that older, high mileage cars that tend to break tend to break all the time... money pits.
  14. I love how pronounced the wheel arches are...and love the wheels..it's a beautiful machine..can't wait to see one in person.
  15. Wow..what a ruster... I've never seen one the '90s Rangers that bad..
  16. Yes..that's probably the part I found the most disgusting...homeschooled by fundie Christians, young minds warped..
  17. And the Internet and pants, as well..
  18. I see a decent # of the regular HHRs around, but not a single panel yet...
  19. There's something wierd about people having litters that big in the US....it's one thing for the poor and stupid in 3rd world countries to have huge litters, but it seems very strange in the modern world to have big litters, not to mention irresponsible (contribution to overpopulation, etc).
  20. I don't see anything wrong with the G8's styling...it's certainly a huge improvement over the ugly Grand Prix...is that it is not gaudy enough to be badged a Pontiac?
  21. Going down a busy 4 lane street (45 mph limit) Friday evening I saw a couple bubbas racing in diesel pickups (a Ford Super Duty and a GMC HD).... too bad their wasn't a cop around to nail their asses...
  22. Good approach.. I've done 1 night stops when it was unavoidable because of flight connections (like 1 night in London when connecting between Italy and the US), but when I'm a specific country, I try and stay 3-5 nights in one place... one trip I did 5 nights in Rome, 3 in Florence, 2 in Pisa, IIRC. I want to go back sometime and rent an apartment or house in Umbria or Tuscany for 2-3 weeks and experience local living..
  23. And put millions of Americans out of work...not a smart move. Globalisation isn't easy...
  24. Not that it matters, but that looks more like a '64 Valiant grille to me...
  25. Of course, if everything from China would be banned, shelves in the stores would be empty for a while...Americans would be unable to buy stuff... then suppliers to Wal Mart, etc would move production of everything to India, or Vietnam, or ...
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