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    Willow wrote: »
    I can't stand the second hand smoke from camp fires. ;)

    I can't stand the minute hand smoke from a hot Rolex.
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    She's prob 24.
    Viking64 wrote: »
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    I disabled signatures.
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    Toolfan66 wrote: »
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    Stealing that one…!
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    Almost sprayed rye on to my iPad with that ^^^!
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    🤣
    Perhaps more convincing than the scientists!
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    It would appear that the next step is just plain ole commando. Full circle back to the beginning of time. So to all the ladies out there, keep you undies for another 2k years, they'll most likely be back in style.
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    @ken brydson sorry dude, I just saw my truck give you the ol number one fast ball sign with the wrong finger.... :D
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    Thank god he didn't go after Pontiac......
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    pitdogg2 wrote: »
    Thank god he didn't go after Pontiac......

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    I'd hit that....I mean, drive it....
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    Keep your garlic necklaces close by!
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    daddyjt wrote: »
    The fact that GM shuttered Pontiac and went forward with Buick is criminal.

    That, and the Camaro is no more.

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    Pontiac had great cars, aside from the already mentioned, The Grand Prix SJ, Catalina, Bonneville, lemans,firebirds, and for the most part everyone I ever had was built like a tank, ran forever. By the time the early seventies rolled around, and the great gas shortage, all those models worth a darn hit the bricks. A few held out to the end of the Carter regime like TA's , Judge, buick rivs , skylarks Come 80 or 81, those big block engines were getting replaced with 305's in the Firebirds and Camaros. What dogs those engines were. Muscle didn't come back until Buick took on Chevy with the Grand National GNX. Kinda felt weird with a fast car and bench seats in the front though. That made them start the war with corvettes for king of the hill status. Then Mustangs threw their hat in the ring with the GT and the race was off.
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    treitz3 wrote: »

    That, and the Camaro is no more.

    Tom

    Say what ??

    https://www.motortrend.com/news/2026-chevrolet-camaro-electric-car-future-cars/
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    billbillw wrote: »
    Keep your garlic necklaces close by!
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    They’re gonna have to get to the 1,000+ year old SS recipient's….
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    tonyb wrote: »
    Pontiac had great cars, aside from the already mentioned, The Grand Prix SJ, Catalina, Bonneville, lemans,firebirds, and for the most part everyone I ever had was built like a tank, ran forever. By the time the early seventies rolled around, and the great gas shortage, all those models worth a darn hit the bricks. A few held out to the end of the Carter regime like TA's , Judge, buick rivs , skylarks Come 80 or 81, those big block engines were getting replaced with 305's in the Firebirds and Camaros. What dogs those engines were. Muscle didn't come back until Buick took on Chevy with the Grand National GNX. Kinda felt weird with a fast car and bench seats in the front though. That made them start the war with corvettes for king of the hill status. Then Mustangs threw their hat in the ring with the GT and the race was off.

    All GNX and Grand National models were bucket/console cars and only a handful of inter cooled turbo cars had a split bench…
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    pitdogg2 wrote: »

    Say what ??

    https://www.motortrend.com/news/2026-chevrolet-camaro-electric-car-future-cars/

    Blasphemy! Same with the Mach-E.
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    pitdogg2 wrote: »

    Say what ??

    https://www.motortrend.com/news/2026-chevrolet-camaro-electric-car-future-cars/

    Oh, I didn't know that. I was watching the Barret-Jackson auction the other day and they had mentioned that. When I looked it up, it was true....but those were apparently older reports than what you found. That said, I'm sorry but Camaro's are ruined if they become electric. Kind of like what they did to the Mustang. What a joke!

    Tom
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    As things have just recently changed for the better I doubt the all electric versions of a number of vehicles will ever see the streets.
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