Drew Dowdell

in reading the article.... the fender vents are actually functional! They hide the power plug for the battery recharger!

too late

Look at that side line that flows from the front bumper all the way through the doors, door handles, and back into the tail lights..... perfect! and love... LOVE those tail lights!

Woah, that interior is slick!

good to see things are still going TICK-TOCK

a burgandy Tiffany a white '74 Coupe Deville

I suppose this explains your more mellow attitude lately. :AH-HA_wink: edit: arg, and his myspace is set to private

Damn! That is hot!

I saw an announcement that there was also going to be the Cadillac Provoq concept.

There is going to come a time when Mario is taller than you are.

good writeup... unfortunately, I believe the remaining GM history will be brief.

Where you gettin hickies from young man! :angry:

+ Pontiac Grand Prix GXP shipping to Swaziland

+ travel to and from the EU

+ medical bills

but 4 Olds all in a row?

1. 1985 Oldsmobile Toronado 2. 1983 Chevy Caprice 3.8 V6 (given to me, decided to find something else when I was beaten up hill by a similar vintage VW Rabbit Diesel.) 3. 1985 Lincoln Continental 4. 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible 5. 2004 Cadillac CTS 6. 2003 Chevy Avalanche

That must have been when you were a renaissance man.

She probably would have been safer in a smaller, fuel efficient Saab 9-3 or Volvo S40.

Cadillac could too. They already have a 2.9 liter in the CTS for Europe. 255hp and 403 ft/lbs torque. That should be sufficient for anything in the car side of Cadillac's stable right now.

We should be good now. Carry on.

Jed Bartlet

You may see the site flicker on and off this morning as I make some changes. I'll knock it off around 9am EST.

no... the newest stuff I have is from the 50s. Most of what I have is from the 30s and 40s like the ads on this web page.

except I admit it....