DetroitNut90

That's Buickman? I pictured him differently...older, grayer, and more crotchety-looking. He almost looks friendly there.

The basic design has potential. With a few cosmetic mods and cleanup, it could really be something.

Feliz cumpleaños, Sr. Bob!

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It's alright, I guess. SubLime was one of my favorite high-impact colors, but I like the Charger better in the regular production Inferno Red Pearl better. The rims are nice, though.

YJ-not if I beat you there. $900 Canadian's only $781.70 US... Seriously, I think this is one of the best deals you've found so far. I'd seriously consider this. Those Bonnevilles were very easy on the eyes, and I imagine the supercharged V6 sounds good to the ears.

The Chronos is a looker, but that 300C 'vert...amazing. Chrysler had some of the best-looking cars through the 90s (LHS, 300M, NS minivans, Prowler, assortments of concepts)...what happened to that?

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I know what you mean... Anyway, I'm not quite sold on it. Sure, the GTS isn't terrible (it's actually ok for the tuner variant), but I was kind of hoping for something more...I dunno, just something better than this. That said...this thing wipes the floor with it's Chrysler platform mate.

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Western Maryland's funny like that. Beautiful truck, BTW.

'03 Venture LT AWD: March 2003 '02 Sonoma SLS ZR5: Feb. 2004 '81 Jag XJ6 350 SBC: sometime around 1999 '78 Datsun 620: summer '04 (Sixty8: I'll trade this for your STS! )

Every new model DCX comes out with just gets uglier, cheaper, and sadder...this is no exception. I hope at least the new vans are spared.

I know what you mean...reminds me of the guy on the commercials on WBAL 11 advertising for random dealers.

Off the top of my head: Hanging By a Moment--Lifehouse Disease--Matchbox 20 Just about any song from The Killers Round & Round--Ratt Armageddon It--Def Leppard You Give Love A Bad Name--Bon Jovi I recently discovered the 80s...the cars might not have been spectacular, but there definitely was some good music.

I don't think that the U-bodies never caught up to Chrysler's vans because of dimensions (they're really not that far apart). I think it was because they weren't the best product out there, and also because they didn't offer anything different than what the competition already had. That said, purpose-wise, they are great. They live up to what's expected in a minivan (flexibility and good fuel economy). Edit: and the Windstar never sold that great because Ford only started to offer dual sliding doors in 1999. The '99 Windstar was probably the best-looking minivan available at the time, but they let it wither away in typical Ford fashion (Lincoln LS, or just Lincoln in general).

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Ooops...I dunno why I typed '68. Thanks.

:lol: Hummer, if nothing else, has some great ads.

Hmm...I'd take this list: -'70 El Camino SS 454 -'59 El Camino 348 -'68 Eldorado 472 Coupe -'71 Olds 442 W30 'vert -'59 Impala 'vert -'57 Chrysler 300C -'05/'06 GTO 6.0 -'96 Impala SS ...and sleep on it. I can't make up my mind just yet, although I'm leaning slightly more towards the Eldo.

I would definitely consider a metallic red or green 3-door with the panoramic windshield, leather seats, and the 6-speed.

You have my attention...

Treat yourself to the CTS. HF 3.6L=

Sounds good! I spec'd one out myself...that's a lot of money for only 2 doors, but I'm sure it'll be worth every penny.