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Re: What is it? [andys120]
by imidazol97 on Tue Oct 02 17:28:26 PDT 2007
Speaking of James Dean, 'nother Indiana boy, the James Dean annual show, ride, etc., were held in Fairmount, IN, last week with the show expecting "thousands" of cars on Saturday. It was sponsored by the Clusterbustershotrod Club in Indianapolis. http://www.clusterbustershotrodclub.com I would have given my right pinkie to be able to ride over (90 miles?) to see the cars. Maybe next year.
Re: 2008 Mazda6 [lilengineerboy]
by oinktrnt on Sat Aug 11 05:25:12 PDT 2007
“I am struggling with the trend to make everything bigger. The Civic is about the same size as my old Accord” What I find troublesome, except for the Civic and Corolla, mileage for growing subcompacts has skidded down from early 1990s ratings of 31/37 in many cases to 24/32. This is CamCord/Sonata/Optima 4-cylinder mileage territory. Subcompacts that used to weigh 2100–2300# now are now nudging 3000#. The latest Jetta has gone past it now (3230 MT) and is almost the same tonnage as an I4 Sonata (3253 MT). The new Rabbit with a 5-cylinder is rated @22/30. I have read a test where drivers only averaged 19 mpg, another just over 25. At around $3 a gallon and nearly 20k purchase price, what kind of economy car is that? I am aware that these cars have more ‘stuff’ on them, and didn’t accelerate so well, but how about a 2600# subcompact? The 2005 (I think) remake of the Malibu added about 3 mpg. That will be lost in the 2008 conversion to the longer-wheelbase chassis. The new revised mileage ratings will send it down further. Another thing: does everybody have to go from 0-60 in 7 seconds or less? 8 seconds is quite adequate for a lot of people, I think. “the Accord is bigger than the 80s Crown Vics.” On this point, I think you are confused. The LTD began in 1965. The incarnation you referred to started in 1979 as the Galaxie/LTD. It was around 214" overall length. I don’t know of any Accord that big. Ford did bring out a Fairmount-based vehicle called the LTD in the early 1980s, as a precursor to the Taurus. This may be what you are thinking of. I think the Crown Victoria label was lifted from a fancy 1950s Fairlane to differentiate from its lesser stablemate.
re: Fusion?
by grbeck on Thu Jun 24 06:34:01 PDT 2004
That wouldn't be my first choice. I'd still go with Fairlane or Falcon. Even Fairmount sounds better than Fusion, although that one is handicapped by the generally bad memories that most people have regarding cars from the late 1970s.
no title
by grbeck on Thu Apr 01 21:47:42 PST 2004
The name "400" originally referred to New York's social elite in the late 19th century. Someone listed all of New York's society leaders, and the list came to 400 names (or close to it). Soon, New York's elite were referred to as "The 400." Packard later picked up on that reference with some of its vehicles. Interestingly, Studebaker brought out a special edition of the 1957 Golden Hawk that was also christened "400." Four Hundred is not the best name for this car - I'd prefer Fairlane, Falcon or Fairmount. They recall Ford history and are much more memorable. Mercury Milan is not a good name, either. It reminds me of the Milano cookie sold by Pepperidge Farms. I'd go with Mercury Montclair or Meteor.
My List
by storyteller on Mon Mar 18 15:33:25 PST 2002
1965 Corvair Monza Spyder (sexy ragtop that burned in spectacular fashion) 1968 Ford Mustang 1970 Volvo (great car, but high maintenance) 1975 Honda Civic S (sporty 5-speed hatchback) 1978 Ford Fairmount (sold the Civic because wife was preggers) 1980 Honda Accord 1986 Isuzu Trooper (loved it, but it was spooky on the highway) 1990 Honda Accord 1993 Nissan Quest (better than its reputation)
An Idea...
by jimbo_g on Thu Dec 07 03:53:39 PST 2000
How about the South Jersey / Philadelphia area in late March or early April??? That's prime cheesesteak season LOL ;^) Just an idea.... There are tons of neat things to do in the area. Tons of Historical sites. Some phenominal restaurants. Perhaps the largest city run park in the nation, Fairmount Park (which has some GREAT mountain biking trails) 2 nearby 1/4 mile tracks one of which has a "street night" where you are allowed to bring in your own car for only $20. And at least 2 different SCCA Autocross groups meet in the area. Not to mention great scenery that would provide a back drop for some BEAUTIFUL pics. I'm sure we could easily fill a day with fun and interesting things to do in the area!! Jimbo_G P.S. this IS slightly biased since this area is basically my backyard. I am open to any other ideas....

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