Camino LS6

Here they are in two 20 gallon bins: These are big bins and both are heavy, I can barely lift one of them. Not as many as I used to have, but still I'd say several hundred individual magazines. And no, the bins are not included.

I love the J-12's nose, wouldn't change a thing.

Hmmm, have to think about this one a bit.

Had to take Zora to the vet today, and just down the street was a '77 El Camino SS for sale. 60K original miles, nice interior, very correct and original, but in need of fairly serious body restoration. Asking $2,700

Love the low-mile survivors! That Nova wagon is a real gem.

Yeah, but we all thought about it...

I'm afraid my input won't help much on this one, but I wish you well with whatever you choose.

I found loads of pics, but only two with the door open, and none that show any other way to get in. Lots of great action shots - the thing is cool. Still, I like this better:

Whatever it is, it isn't a Cherokee anymore. That's what is wrong with it.

I was into cars almost at birth, so I'm going to have to think about this.

The KL is CUSW (read: Dart) based, so base models will be front-wheel drive and probably feature some variation of the Tigershark four-cylinder, I believe. Upmarket versions will feature the 3.2 liter version of the Pentastar six, and will be all-wheel drive. I've heard from one source the all-wheel drive models may feature some form of an actual transfer case. Wow, that's just awful news. Makes this thing one big pile of suck.

Women seem to like dumpy looking cars, so maybe it will do well. I wouldn't let it into my driveway - looks like it got thumped with the ugly stick to me.

Six boxes is just a guess, they aren't boxed up right now. I am about 20 miles west of Philly. I'm going to put them in storage bins today to get them out of my way, but you'll have to bring some boxes if you want them. Once they are in the bins, I may grab a shot of them. They are mixed, but mostly Motor Trend and Hot Rod with lots of others in lesser numbers.

Farther East, right?

Getting in and out of this thing could be an event,

OK, it looks like Roger can't take these after all. They are up for grabs one last time.

It depends. The situation would have to be just right.

It... almost works.

I think I'd tackle a flood car as a project (under the right circumstances).

To each his own, those ingredients would ruin it for me. Thick pillars suck, and the CTS coupe's rear-end looks awful to me.

I don't see bland - at all. I see clean, and beautiful.

Seems to me that got lost with the Compass...

Bland? Too much glass? Are you serious?

What's with automotive designers these days, using "hood tumors" on every design? Looks like crap on everything.

Nasty un-Jeep.