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11-09-2003 08:21 AM #46
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Not to worry enj, you did expand on the subject with the location thing. And, it's better to be a contributor than not.
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11-10-2003 07:08 PM #47
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OK, maybe nobody saw the answer I posted a minute ago...
How about a hint, BACK TO THE FUTURE
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11-11-2003 11:16 AM #48
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Streets, maybe the topless version will help you find a winner.
Dan J
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11-11-2003 11:25 AM #49
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Not to mention the grille emblem and the nameplate on the nose!!!
Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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11-12-2003 09:09 AM #50
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Hey Streets, it makes you wonder why the bean counters let the car come this far into development and then not go into production... that high priced designer got paid for creating this good lookin ride, and then they just wrote the whole thing off!Originally posted by Streets
Great styling way back then too huh.. too bad it didn't go anywhere.. mebbe THIS is the reason for the high price of automobiles today?? Engineer's with their heads in the clouds has to be paid for by someone right??
Dan J
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11-12-2003 04:06 PM #51
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Re: Great Idea Dan J...
Great idea Streets, but there's just one thing wrong with paying the current crop of car designers with beans.... I think it will just encourage them to design more fartcan exhaustsOriginally posted by Streets
Lets pay them designers and "train driver's" in BEANS from now on??
Present CHR engineer's excluded from this dig... Hehehe..
Streets...
Dan J
P.S. I love your what's up pic I feel just like that some times.
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11-13-2003 06:50 AM #52
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Hey .!! Streets......You said it....I cruize a parking lot and don't have a clue to who made most of the cars...And when there is a nameplate it's some model name I can't even come close to pronouncing.!!....The cylinders have to be inline.!!!
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Very impressed with the trim especially because Stainless is a PITA. Thanks for your post.
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