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Drew Dowdell

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  1. Here is a way for the Buick Lucerne to get the O.C. seal of approval: 1. Change the name to Buick Motor Works. 2. Remove the Buick name from the cars; use initials instead 3. Borrow Pontiac grills 4. Convert to RWD 5. Keep column shifter 6. replace all other controls <including steering wheel and brakes> with a single dial; name the dial. 7. add a big fat butt 8. change the name. The car is about 5 meters long... so start there. It comes with a 4.6 litre engine. We want to keep some heritage, so we'll use the first letter of the old name. So we have a 546L. 9. Base price: $71,000 10. Profit.
  2. heck, a 1994 LeSabre can keep up with a Corolla without really trying.... I'm sure a modern Impala can do it.
  3. and former Malibu Maxx owners.
  4. Keep in mind that diesel is the same fuel that is used as home heating oil in much of the north east and we had some very cold winters recently.
  5. shhh... not in public mister secret agent man.
  6. I wanna meet BV just cause he's fun to chat with, and I maybe wanna go offroading up near him with the 'Lanche I wanna meet up with OCN for a 3way... and to see what a guy with no nipples looks like in real life I wanna meet up with Fly because he cracks me up with his sarcastic wit + he's an Aurora driver. I want to drive the Avalanche to Mass. to meet up with 68. Then I'll pop the rear driveshaft off, put it in 4WD and watch 68's head explode at the thought of a FWD Chevy Pickup. :AH-HA_wink: :P I wanna meet Doane and take some..... uh.... pics. there are others I'd like to meet too... then there are those I'd like to meet for not nice reasons....
  7. did your kid arrive satty?
  8. that is sad that a Corolla is getting quality by a Shadow.
  9. Uh, you could have always pulled the hard drive out of the old machine and put it in the new machine a year ago....
  10. I never notice people giving me dirty looks in the either the Cadillac or Avalanche. I'm usually too busy talking on the phone, listening to my iPod, eating my lunch and going over my to do list to pay attention to "other" people.
  11. I've never even seen a pic of that. Anyone have one?
  12. he was a porn star... the guy boned by Clay that is
  13. word
  14. ... aren't you like.... 27?
  15. GM to the rest of the automotive world: "Now you went and pissed me off!"
  16. DTS Thin door mounted locks trim piece along upper door 4-spoke steering wheel
  17. 0-60 time has mattered to me a grand total of two times in my CTS. Give me a quiet(er) diesel with 38mpg and decent performance <doesn't have to be like a V-series> and I'm game.
  18. well, ya.... I mean one of those in 2007 :AH-HA_wink: *sigh* if only
  19. in with a hand built, by a single worker engine from AMG...... $49k new + $9800 + two weeks = 510hp 6.0 litre Cadillac CTS-V from Lingenfelter that is *still* less expensive than any stock AMG. We also know that a naturally aspirated, 16valve pushrod 7.0 will do 505hp and fit in the same engine bay the 6.0 fits in.
  20. news flash lance, it's not the fact that you're gay that is hurting your career. it's the crappy music...
  21. If it looks anything like this... with the VE interiors we've already seen, Buick will be quite safe. Lucerne is selling quite well, no? A VE buick would really eat into the Lexus crowd.
  22. geez, that's rather mean.....
  23. I'm a bit more specific then that. I'll always let a fellow Cadillac driver in. Everyone else just needs to get out of my way.
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