2doorcoupeman

You can see seven states from your front door.

And you wondered where Robbie Knievel lived.

only a marine drill sergant could live there.either that or the president of hummer.

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Some clarification on my comment about"being 1965".I was thinking about when the mustang first came out(it was probably in 1964)I was just 1 then hehe.I did see the videos and hear the stories of how the public showed up at the new car lots so as to catch a peek of the new models.

This wouldn't be happening if GM had done with their other cars like they did with the new camaro.If you have seen the pictures of people gathered around this camaro when parked in public(i've seen a few myself)it's like 1965 all over again.The same is true for the challenger.In a sea of blandness they just stand out.Even the chevy volt when the prototype was shown people wanted one.Then came the engineers and made it an egg..arrgh.

the car is govt/bean counters in GM..we and our passion for exciting new cars and the history of our old ones(RIP Pontiac/Olds)are on the ground

is that guy from the Valdez exxon spill still driving??

the wife wanted a wood floor in the kitchen but the husband wanted a car.. I wonder if it floats?

It's interesting to note that GM is shopping the Hummer line to sell it.Would be funny to see a tree hugger company buy the hummer line and have their top executives drive them,hehe.

My Garage has 4 American vehicles in it,one of which i bought new in 2002.I am about to buy another new vehicle very soon and it will be from one of the big (hurting)three.Need something like a muscle car(v-6).I like the styling of those cars..different than the jelly bean cars.

To answer your question,you have to choose btw the two tours.right now more are signed up to see the nissan plant than the Lane motor museum.I personally have never been in the plant but just went through the lane museum about two months ago,very interesting.Jeff.

I am a member of the club putting on the show.I personally could not tell you at this moment but we are suppose to have a meeting Sunday and could find out then,Jeff.

<span style="font-weight: bold"> </span> <span style="color: #CC33CC"> </span> I was curious on who was planning on showing a vechicle at the AACA Southeastern Spring Meet here in Lebanon,TN.It's been quite awhile since a major AACA show has been held in middle Tennessee.

<span style="font-weight: bold"> </span> <span style="color: #3366FF"> </span> Heard a really funny song/story by Jeff Foxworthy about mooning with his friends in a car.Just curious,what have you done in car,let's say that was not "appropiate"?Personally,I've used my car in high school to go to a teacher's house and "rolled" her house.The next day got a call,from the teacher,which we then helped get the toliet paper out of the trees.....then the teacher served us some ice cream.

Just watched a CBS reports about how in Europe,cars that are 9 years or older are turned in for cash.The reporter said it might be a way to increase new car sales.How about producing a vehicle that the public wants.From what I have read the Chrysler corporation does not want to build too many challengers so to save the value of the car.hmm.The car with proper financing sells great.Product drives sales.

Batman reduced to fighting the criminals who try to get away with not paying the parking meter.

the passenger slammed on their "brakes" and this is what happened. let's say a really cheap person wanted to restore half of the car.Calls the parts store."you heard me right,I need half of a dash and a half carburator" a rat rod project

resale lobster red For Sale 2002 Beetle red,options:PS,PB,PW and a cute lobster dangling from the roof. I think Ralph Nader would have something to say about the design.

a 1959 pontiac catalina

there is one of those at the lane motor museum here in nashville,tn.I've actually seen it driven on the interstate 440.Would be funny to see one on the speed channel's "pinks" show.

I'm melting...(wizzard of oz)

on his way to an AACA show..preservation class

this is a new design to help gm from going bankrupt

Restored a 1963 Buick Riviera in the late 1980's.I only had about $3800 in the car but it looked great.Triple black with the wire hubcaps.Sold it to buy a house.Now I have a 65 riv,triple black,luv it,but it would be neat to have both.