New Ford dealer

Being a Ford guy, that is good news. I like Fords, and I like the fact Fords aren't part of Government Motors. Did Charlie Rangle make an appearance?

By the way, I like your '86 Martinique. I used to have an '87 Martinique. Nice riding boats with tons of room.

was Mike Rowe there?, official spokesperson? times are a changing....to bad we didnt buy 10000 shares when they were at a buck fifty.

if anyone is considering buying a Honda or Toyoyta, give opportunity a chance and go test drive a fusion, Taurus or even an Escort....decide for yourself.
just as an example, we have 2 very similar hits at our shop on a focas and a Civic...the focus needs about 4k in parts and the civic needs about 6k in parts, the front structure is designed to crush but.........the ABS module on the Civic is 700 beans and its right out front

built very well, had a Charger with the Hemi, nice car...sold it though

Kevin
I really like that camaro!! what is it a 67?

too bad no Yenko stripes....lol
how does that 427 run? I had a 69 Vette tri-power 427 here and i was excited to take it for a ride, nailed it and it went blaaaaaaaaah, it was fresh cause the car only had 27k on it. I thought it was going to rip off my head, but it didnt

I got my mind set on the F150 Raptor... As a replacement for the Beamer...

No, Massachusetts, as for the Yenko, no, more like
a Motion Performance Camaro

davidg wrote: I agree...Bring back the Cuda!!!

And make a limited run of AAR's!

Sales of the challenger would have to really go up before the cuda would be reincarnated. Is there really a need for a struggling chrysler group to have another 2 door car basically the same car as the challenger in their line up?

I'd love to see it, but now that Fiat owns Chrysler, and the fact that they have to make smart moves in the industry, I really doubt a new cuda is anywhere more than a pipe dream for a couple people at Chrysler.   The main thing that would help the cuda to come back is that they can simply rebody a challenger and not have to design a whole new car. That issue is what is probably holding the cuda back though, again due to sales of that type of car.

Pete, do you think there are any bias opinions in that rag you read every month to steer your purchases? like anything else I just imagine envelopes being exchanged and handshakes in the back room.

you have yet to hear me gradify my favorite product, bow tie, so there must be some truth in my postings about the Fords

I definitely WANT to buy American. From my perspective, I assume the quality is all relatively world class these days. So, the differentiator is brand loyalty, styling, options, color, etc.

HOWEVER, the whole GM (Government Motors) thing bugs me. I would give the nod to Ford for that alone. Until GM, and Chrysler for that matter, stands on their own, and the government quits subsidizing them, I would have to stay with Ford.

That being said, I still think that Dodge Challenger is one bad-#@@ ride Can't wait for the Cuda AAR with dual exhaust pipes protruding out from in front of the back wheels.......

mopar power..would love a challenger srt8 to compliment my big horn...wife says "umm are you crazy?'

^^lol yeah that would go over real well. it would be black or silver if i was to purchase one