And Because We Like Cars

Picked up this 90 sdv with 64,000 original miles, Car is very clean and she floats and flies, Got the 4.5 V8 plenty of power , She gets up and moves

 

I need a picture of one of those assembly line robots holding an “out of work” sign.

EDIT: Found his boss though.

 

702 of the Limited Edition sold out immediately at over $92K. Amazing

 

My mom had a white 1992. When she died it had 93K on it, and always dealer serviced. I already had a Bonneville, but kept it as a spare. A friend of hers kept calling me and just had to have that car. I put a high number on it to run him off, but he agreed. Later I found the gold key that goes with it, and mailed it to him. He never replied. So I called and his wife informed me he died three weeks after getting it. So sad.

 

You know where Enzo got his inspiration for the V-12? During WWI american pilots brought their cars with them overseas and he heard a few of them and fell in love.

 

A friend of mine that was totally crazy had a nice 69 SS Chevelle. He was having undue attention paid to his groin area, and when things came to a head, he floored it and hit a tree. He said it was worth it.

 

A few weeks ago The Wizard got his hands on a Chrysler Conquest.



Kinda explains the hype, as well as why they’ve all vanished and why even if you find one, nobody wants to touch it.

 

When we first got our 2014 Malibu it has some electrical glitches. One was a power steering warning that disabled power. So we stop at an exit and are trying to sort it out. I went into some Mapco type store and bought some power steering fluid. My GF googled how to add it, as I could not find the place to add fluid anywhere. Well some doofus from a Chevy dealer was pointing out on Youtube where to add things, and so my GF says I found it, and pointed to the transmission fill (which is not like a regular car - they don't have dipsticks). Well I had changed the tranny fluid, so knew that was wrong. Finally we discovered it had electric steering. Boy did I feel dumb. The day is coming where you will not be able to work on your cars except for an oil change if you don't have tons of diagnostic equipment. The Chevy dealer told me that they had a Denali in there that had been stolen and stripped and they were trying to get it to run again with a fresh motor and tranny. Found out the valve body actually has a chip in it programmed to that particular vehicle and will not run unless recoded. Incredible.

 

My merc is getting closer.