Olds Guy

Thank you all! I dont think my college pointers have reached their expiration date yet. AT least I havent started telling stories about walking barefoot to class in the snow uphill both ways!

Since you didnt say anything about being mass produced, how about the 1878 Selden Road Engine?

How about Bonneville?

"Closing Time" by Semisonic for my former supervisor "Cygnus" by Rush for a guy I work with who is a big Rush fan "Da Club" by fitty-cent for another friend of mine "Dreams" by VH for my wife "Feels So Good" by Chuck Mangoine for another friend "The Raven" by Alan Parsons for another friend "Two Step" by DMB for another friend Most of the time however, its on vibrate so as not to bother others. It only rings in the car and at home.

Yeah, how about a little info as to what kind of vehicle we are dealing with?

Glad to hear it's going well. 16 credits is not ridiculous for Kettering. I remember taking a class during work term to avoid having a 24 CH term as a Senior II. It's good that you are over the senior-itis. Mine lasted partway into college. For me it was 18, 19, 19, 19, 19, 21, 22, (+3), 21, 20. Besides, now that the Frances Willson Thompson has A/C I bet you can't even hear the gunshots from downtown Flint. As for Firebirds, the Winter AutoCross was always a blast! Don't know if they even still do that? Anyway, have fun. It goes faster than you think. And I suggest some wings from Rube's at some point.

What popular compact vehicle took (legally purchased) it's name from a hearse? Mercury Comet

Oops.

'77 Pontiac Sunbird?

Cadillac Eldorado

Don't know, I am not a member. I picked up this set and a Mustang GT350H set at my local hobby store.

New releases for 2007 include.... Chevy Camaro Concept '66 Chevy Nova Buick Grand National '70 Firebird T/A Chevy Silverado There is also a Camaro Series in the standard line this year. Here is one sample: Other non-GM notables: Dodge Challenger Concept Dodge Charger SRT8 Ferrari 599 GTB '66 Batmobile '64 Lincoln Continental Ferrari 250 GT LM VW Golf GTI Porsche Cayman S hotwheels.com

1910 Corbin racecar

I am going to add a guess of 1959 Dodge, since that two-toning really makes those huge fins stand out.

The first thing that popped into my head is that it looks like some sort of Ford Capri, but that can't be right.

1970 Ford Galaxie XL convertible

Norev announced the GM Futureliner this week to be introduced in Jan/Feb of 2007. It is a true 1/64 scale model, expected price around Euro 30,- (ex tax). (No pics yet)

The first automobile show in the world was held in Paris in 1898 at the Tuilleries Gardens. Only a handful of the new-fangled "automobiles" were exhibited at the outdoor location. To prove the validity of this new mode of transportation, exhibitors had to drive their vehicles from Versailles to Paris. Although he opened this first Paris Motor Show, the President of France was openly skeptical about the automobile and punctuated his opinion by leaving the auto show in a horse-drawn carriage.

Try gmphotostore.com And here's one in particular.... http://www.gmphotostore.com/prodinfo.asp?number=53217961

Damn it WMJ, your post appeared at the time I hit reply. You are correct I believe.

The only cool thing about white is it looks real nice with blue or orange SS stripes, like the pace cars!!

Tatra T87 & T97

Are we talking about the Vette in your sig?