Last 10 comments by Skid
Comment for image #98922
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5-24-2025 @ 08:29:04 PM
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For some reason I'm developing more and more of an appreciation for the 1979-1985 GM E-bodies, especially the Riviera. They had a lot of interesting options. |
Comment for image #95884
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5-24-2025 @ 01:32:39 AM
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The Olds Full-size pack is back, partially: At the moment, no Caprices or 98s. But tons of 88s, including wagons, and in a lot of configurations. |
Comment for image #98920
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5-22-2025 @ 08:28:29 PM
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That's a new one on me. Looks like a combination of a Dale, a Maserati Merak, and an AMX/2. |
Comment for image #56391
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5-21-2025 @ 10:57:13 AM
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Yeah, 75th makes sense. 95th might be the oddest of them all...makes 100th seem less special. |
Comment for image #56391
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5-21-2025 @ 09:44:17 AM
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They had had so much success with the 25th Anniversary they didn't want to wait for 50.
They've also done 40th anniversary editions, 50th (natch), 60th, 65th, and 70th. I'm sure they'll do a 75th for 2028, as well. |
Comment for image #74380
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5-21-2025 @ 09:38:57 AM
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The proportions make me think of the Alfa Romeo Brera, another V6 coupe of the time period. I assume it was being considered as a competitor. |
Comment for image #98918
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5-16-2025 @ 11:13:40 PM
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The purple is a bit too loud for this car. A darker eggplant purple would be more suitable. |
Comment for image #94740
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5-16-2025 @ 11:11:40 PM
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That was the legal driving age in MS at the time. Hell, they didn't change it to 16 until sometime in the 1990s. |
Comment for image #94740
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5-15-2025 @ 08:19:08 PM
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My father was born in 1935, my mother in 1952. |
Comment for image #94740
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5-15-2025 @ 05:43:20 PM
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He got it in 1950, IIRC, so it was 19 years old at the time. Five-window coupe with a rumble seat, in solid black with red wire wheels.
I only have an older sister, so hers are 1989 Chrysler LeBaron convertible (first car) and 2021 Kia Soul GT-Line (first new car). |
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