A Horse With No Name

Me too. I think it will be interesting to see what happens to the economy here in central Ohio when the crap hits the fan at Honda. Chris

Look at the bright side sixty eight, they circled the problem on the front of the car and were even kind enough to highlight it in blue. Chris

I wish I could do it with you...although next time, take the B-59. Chris

Good luck and keep us posted. Chris

Mine too. Donks on anything look terrible. Chris

I would agree. Chris

Someone needs to buy that and preserve it. I was always a sucker for that body style Chevy. Chris

+1 Chris

Unlike a lot of guys here I know a fair number of people into Hondas, and a lot of them would agree with Clarkson. Chris

+1 Chris

You should have left that car "as is" and sold it as a car with "aftermarket" AC. If you really want to drive a MOPAR and have that much fresh air, wouldn't it be simpler to get a Wrangler or a CJ-7 and pull the top and doors off? Chris

Damn, that Intrepid is in good shape for a northern car, no wonder you were so pissed when that jackass hit you with that Integra. Chris

I've never had a problem but I've always used it on older cars...so good point. I would try WD-40. Chris

Cool modern FWD cars, IMHO- VW GTI HHR Cobalt SS ASTRA Euro Focus MINI Cooper S VW Jetta TDI Volvo C-30 (FWD I think, not sure) Mazdaspeed 3 Cool modern RWD cars Challenger Camaro (to be released in Jan) Mustang CTS Cadillac Solstice Sky Miata S2000 RX-8 350Z Room for both when it comes to fun cars, I think. Chris

The Fox 80's 'bird was a very good car. I loved watching those race in NASCAR, back in the days when NASCAR was NASCAR. Chris

Oh, yeah, and I like your tagline. I'd rather have someone come out and get in my face and argue than be a patsy. There are too many "pussies" in the world, and I respect your desire to debate things. All I ask is that we stay friend while debating them. Chris

Well, that's just exactly it. I really don't want to get in a flame war here. In a lot of ways I really respect you: 1. You post great pics of older cars...often this is the highlight of my day. 2. You opened my eyes to the beauty of the forgotten era-1958-1960-in American cars. I used to hate these cars, no I am really starting to like them. Thank you for that. 3. Your you-tube video's of the Camaro (1968, your old blue one) doing burnouts was Pricesless! 4. You ahve great pics of your own cars. I love your photographic talent and Dodgefans Photographic talent. I am honestly in green envy over what skill both of you have. 5. Your opinions are things I agree with more often than not... That being said, no one is saying that modern cars like the G6 are EVER going to be the level of a Dusy or even a 68 Camaro. All of us here need to buy real cars in the real world, and we don't always buy "collector cars" for daily drivers. I'd drive a G6 in the snow in the middle of an Ohio winter, but I wouldn't drive the bannana Boat and I damned sure wouldn't drive a car like the B-59 or my old 55 or my old 71 Chevelle or omy old 66 Mustang or whatever. We are basically saying that they have done a good job of building a modern, disposable appliance when we say we like certain modern cars. Take my neighbor Katie for example. She is 18, just graduated from high school, and has driven a buick Regal for the last two years. She really loves that car, it is doing her a great job. It starts without effort when it is -20 and covered in ice. The AC blows ICE cold, and she drives it everywhere with her friends without a problem. That being said, that Buick is just a disposable car, just like my dishwasher. I have a Bosh diswasher made in Germany, and it is a great dishwasher...but in the end I'm going to throw it out, just like Katie will "throw out" her Buick. Don't get Sand in your Vagina Sylvester, we are all here with you on this one in a way. By the way, I am in lust over-and going to buy from a local merchant- a mint condition Vaccuum cleanr for my wife and I (Hoover, 1937). There is a style and a class and a beauty to solid American (or German) made things from our previous era. I want to get back to that Era very badly. In the mean time, I want Dodgefan to have a safe, comfortable car in case DF and Jessichan make a bambino knocking knees one night. Hence my suggestion for a 300. I am not saying that the 300 will ever be a classic car, but it would be a nice upgrade from the Intrepid. Peace, Bro. Keep up the good work and keep posting pics. Chris

Sadly, that Body shop that builds these cars here in Columbus just claimed another GM victim (71 Cutlass) the last time I drove by. People really have no shame. Oh, well...maybe someone will buy it and restore it and put it back "right" someday. Chris

I always like the look of the Achieva. There was a rare performance version of the Achieva, forget what it was called. There was one raced around here at SCCA events for awhile. I loved watching that thing come through the corners at Mid Ohio! Again, nice car Ted. ...and I didn't know that about the Chrysler. Chris

Sometimes a new car can really pay off. I have a friend who just loves his new Accord. He travels for work and often leaves home at 2 or 3 in the A.M. He makes about 80 or 90 thou a year so the 26 thousand for the Accord was money well spent, IMHO. Your right, sometimes it is nice to have peace of mind. Chris

I actually think he's trded UP. I like the driving dynamics MUCH better on the G6 than the Fleetwood. Plus I like slightly smaller cars. I'd have traded the fleetwood in on that G6 in a minute. Chris

About what I got out of the Concorde. For a full sized car that you could load full of people and travel in comfort with...can't be beat by almost any other car. Used to work with a guy named Pedro, older guy who drove gently. Drove from Columbus Ohio to Mexico City to see his family and back to Ohio. He kept all of his gas tickets to prove it...33 m.p.g. on the trip. Try getting that out of a big Body on frame rear wheel drive car! Chris

This is the beautiful part of the Prius. Your really getting about 20 miles per gallon more out of a midsized car. I've found few regular midsized automatic V6 cars will get better than about 23-25 on a regular basis. But this is what I loved about the wonderful Concorde I owned. 28-29 m.p.g on a regular basis, even in the middle of an Ohio winter. Chris

That's a sweet lookin' car. Thanks for the Pic! Chris