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james new work truck
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I have a 2006 HHR.....I like it with running boards better....matches my pickup.
No complaints with it so far....
No complaints with it so far....
SoCalDon
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Now this is the sweet set up:
hmy: B) B)
James.....
here's a dog to go with it.....
here's a dog to go with it.....
Muley
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Alright, I just can't let it slide ('cause I have an evil streak or something), but Rene made a gigantic faux pas (that's French ain't it?) when he said:
Isn't the other car (Mustang?) more appropriate for running broads?
None of you gearheads in SoCal said a word :lol:
Rene, my good friend, calling a Camaro a Mustang is like calling a Stelvio a GS or a Jaguar a Mercedes or even a Renault a Citroen:silly:
If I had even the slightest bit of computer savvy, I'd post some pictures of Mustangs and Camaros side-by-side, but I don't so I'll leave that to someone else. Suffice it to say for you nice folks across the big pond that a Camaro, especially a sixties model, is an American icon ranked right up there with baseball, hot dogs, and grits. OK, maybe not grits but you get the picture.
Don't take this the wrong way though, it's really interesting that something like a Camaro is so easily mistaken for something else by many people in other parts of the world.
Oh yes, running boards were on some cars about 60 or 70 years ago (except for the VW beetle and a few others), but over here they are now strictly used on vans, trucks, and some SUVs these days. Running broads, however, is a whole different ball game.:S
Isn't the other car (Mustang?) more appropriate for running broads?
None of you gearheads in SoCal said a word :lol:
Rene, my good friend, calling a Camaro a Mustang is like calling a Stelvio a GS or a Jaguar a Mercedes or even a Renault a Citroen:silly:
If I had even the slightest bit of computer savvy, I'd post some pictures of Mustangs and Camaros side-by-side, but I don't so I'll leave that to someone else. Suffice it to say for you nice folks across the big pond that a Camaro, especially a sixties model, is an American icon ranked right up there with baseball, hot dogs, and grits. OK, maybe not grits but you get the picture.
Don't take this the wrong way though, it's really interesting that something like a Camaro is so easily mistaken for something else by many people in other parts of the world.
Oh yes, running boards were on some cars about 60 or 70 years ago (except for the VW beetle and a few others), but over here they are now strictly used on vans, trucks, and some SUVs these days. Running broads, however, is a whole different ball game.:S
Muley, I stand corrected, but please do quote me correctly everywhere in your post, I called that (here we go...) cage 
a Mustang? B)
Of course it could well be that I've always been misinformed and that every car with that kind of looks that I though Mustangs are/were in fact Camaros. Would it help if I admitted that I do like American Graffiti (the movie, that is)?
a Mustang? B)Of course it could well be that I've always been misinformed and that every car with that kind of looks that I though Mustangs are/were in fact Camaros. Would it help if I admitted that I do like American Graffiti (the movie, that is)?
Muley
Cruisin' Guzzisti
American Graffiti was a fun flick, and that's what this thread is all about too :laugh:
Muley
Cruisin' Guzzisti
I hope this works. I've been trying to post a picture on this forum forever. If you don't see anything, then just imagine a '65 Mustang of the Shelby 350 GT variety, white with blue racing stripe. You can see that in your mind's eye - right ?