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Awesome, Crispey! Wish I could help. Let us know how you made out.

DAMN, that's one sexy landscaper! How does Camino keep his hands off you when you're out there in the summer heat, all sweaty from working, wearing no shirt...

Yup, I'll chime in with that guess... '78-'81 Malibu coupe. One of my favorite bodystyles ever. Perfect proportions and just the right size. I want one.

Sweet, sweet thread, guys. :wub:

Whoa, had to put three wheels under all that booty! :o :ph34r:

Damn! I usually get mine on Thursdays... didn't get it today. I wonder if a postal employee stole it? :huh: :angry:

Just look at an old Mini and a new one... or a '65 Mustang Fastback and an '05 Mustang... cars are huge now!

It's all Satty's fault with his facial post. Yikes, I'd never go that far.

Hmmm... well, I would say prolly the last one there, Vipes.

(Wiping a tear) *sniff*, our first C&G wedding. Congratulations, Nick and Viper! Ain't love the darnedest thing? It pops up in the most unexpected places sometimes.

And that's a problem for you? :huh:

Face it, you love man-on-man porn.

Wicker basket? Oh, I guess you have to have a place for Toto to ride...

Well, speak of the Devil with the blue dress...

"Josh is sooo CUTE!" Is that incoherent enough? :P

Well then, maybe I should get one. Yah, right. ;)

Isn't there some history at Oldsmobile with red wheelwells too? Hmmm... I don't remember for sure. That's a very sleek looking concept, and shows Bill Mitchell's personal taste... he had excellent taste, imo, and he helped make GM the style setter for decades.

Oh, I got one for y'all: a homemade, '86ish Taurus "Ranchero", made from a red metallic station wagon, with a plywood rear cab panel (with a plexiglass window), and a '78-'87 El Camino rear bumper that was on crooked. The rear door handles were removed and the doors were sealed up.

Any GM car in the configuration of a '78-'88 A/G body would suit me. Any car in the B, C or D-body configuration from '81-'90. Any F-car from '67-'69, or even '70-'73 when the 2nd-gen still had purity of line. With the necessary updates, of course. All these vehicles reflected a GM that was breezily confident. They seemed so apologetic for so long, and I sincerely hope this new positive attitude at GM grows.

Satty, you are not 6'3" and 220 pounds! :o Yup, cars seem to grow these days with each successive generation, then they have to slot something in underneath... Chevy Aveo, Ford Fiesta, Nissan whatever, Honda Fit, etc... all intro'd to take the place of "compacts" that grew. I think safety standards and the all-important "crash test scores" may have something to do with this phenomenon as well.

Wow, some awesome possibilities discussed here!

Awww, Nick has a crush. Isn't that cute? Viper, you have nothing to be ashamed of. You're a cute kid. And I mean that in a proper, "uncle" sort of way.

Well, ya know, Avalanches are made of snow, and snow is white, and toaster streudels (sp?) have white icing, and Polar Bears love the snow, and Polar Bears are white, and... oh good GOD! :unsure: