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Nice. And welcome. I'm usually not the biggest convertible fan. But your car is stunning. With that visual stance? A convertible just may be a must! Congratulations on your new(er) family member.

I'm guessing those 80s tires stood no chance? Lol.

That is true. But mostly talking the manufacturer differences. I'm also a firm believer that both Plymouth and Pontiac carried their parent companies thru what I consider the greatest manufacturer performance wars in US automotive history. The 1960s. Ending with. "And today. What was the thanks...

I graduated in '79. These cars were then 10+ years old. And the only cars we could afford. The rich kids drove their newer vettes and Trans Ams. My older GTO and other muscle era cars that passed in and out of my garage would rain havic to their world. Lol. Fun times.

That's shooting from the hip. No lift looks stable. And looking at pics of lift accidents we can see why. Lifting a ton in the air over your head. And still providing room to maneuver underneath is always inherently dangerous. But these new designs have the benefits of older designs failures. So...

Yeah. After researching I see it's a different design, and I can't find a simular product available (Yet) might be fake just to generate hits. But looked cool if does exist. And solves a few lift issues.

The red "X" is nothing but the "Lazy" button.

My new "Want" item.

And of course. The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT. It's certainly the nicest looking 1961 anything I've seen.

She was the James Brown of female performers. She appeared to be in poorer health over last couple years. She will be missed.

I actually started with interests of Pontiac. And with my Sr. High school car '66 GTO. My first GTX that followed ended that. And really never looked back on Mopar as #1 option. GTX was a step up to GTO at least in build quality in my opinion.

I just had a local's pub hot turkey sandwich. So going down for the count. (I hope that's all my brain counts this evening!)

Ive certainly had vehicles that are classics today, but I wouldn't put in the "Performance" category. 69 Buick Wildcat 72 Pontiac Grandville 68 Eldorado 69 Buick Electra 72 Triumph Spitfire (only sports car I can remember) Truck? F250 and F350s Chevy 1500s Never had classic Dodge. Only more...

Only got about an hour last night. Typical for a Mon night to Tuesday morning due to Tue-Sat work schedule. Laying there pondering. I asked myself. "Have I had more woman or cars in my life?" So the count began. Wasn't even close. Woman count was less than I thought. And cars ALOT more. Cars...

What does Russian have to do with EV technologies? FOCUS. Thread topic?

Awesome EV insight. You idiots have little facts l, thus attack the messager. That's old as human civilization. It doesn't matter what we think anyways. We're not the future. But we can shape the direction. And you turds are hoping Fonzi rides up and magically carries you away to 1962. They...

You can't start from now. You have to start where the statement begins. And that's about 120 years ago.

That's true probably more than we know. Let's not get started of food waste. And that's just one of countless metrics.

If the atmosphere went up by 50% it was not .02% today at .04% is doubling. 100% increase. 50% would be half that. Thus .03% And of course it's not exact. And it's also not exactly. 04%. That's why ppm is an easier and accurate count.

50% less from. 04% makes .03%