Why, for gosharoony's sake, are you garaging your
Cobra? Is it a 96?
I had a 96 until 97 . . . then it went bye bye. I miss it so -
still dream of driving it. Don't ask what I drive now.
GG
Also, I posted something in the Atlantic re SUV proliferation
on our roads and the potential impact on insurance rates
for those of us unfortunate enough to drive VW Golfs. Damn,
now I gave it away.
I just might cut and paste . . .
In a message dated 98-07-07 23:06:47 EDT, you write:
<< Subj: Car Point top ten
Date: 98-07-07 23:06:47 EDT
From: tbyars@earthlink.net (Tim Byars)
To: fork@xent.ics.uci.edu
for June 98
1. Honda Accord
2. Ford Explorer
3. Toyota Camry
4. Honda Civic
5. Toyota Sienna
6. Dodge Caravan
7. Dodge Durango
8. Ford Expedition
9. Honda CR-V
10. Ford F-150
One might notice the number of Trucks/SUV's in the list.
And how *is* project Pathfinder doing? Thanks for asking. It's doing fine.
Stage 1 is completed. I will be taking pictures of it soon enough. And the
Cobra? Thanks again for asking. It's parked with a cover over it. Fired it
up for a few minutes Sunday to keep the coking from starting on the engine.
First time in 3 weeks.
Tim
--
I don't know the key to success,
but the key to failure is trying to please everyone. - Bill Cosby
<> tbyas@earthlink.net <>
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for June 98
1. Honda Accord
2. Ford Explorer
3. Toyota Camry
4. Honda Civic
5. Toyota Sienna
6. Dodge Caravan
7. Dodge Durango
8. Ford Expedition
9. Honda CR-V
10. Ford F-150
One might notice the number of Trucks/SUV's in the list.
And how *is* project Pathfinder doing? Thanks for asking. It's doing
fine. Stage 1 is completed. I will be taking pictures of it soon
enough. And the Cobra? Thanks again for asking. It's parked with a
cover over it. Fired it up for a few minutes Sunday to keep the coking
from starting on the engine. First time in 3 weeks.
Tim
--
I don't know the key to success,
but the key to failure is trying to please everyone. - Bill Cosby
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