On Detroit and Muscle Cars
It was the first car I ever drove: Donny Krieger's '69 SS Chevelle.
We ought to make the 18 members of Obama's presidential panel -- a government panel tasked with "supervising" GM and Chrysler -- drive this car before they make things in Detroit even worse.
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Wow, what a beautiful Chev SS. You gotta drive a muscle car to appreciate them!
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It's nice to see this RC car working again. Now the question is are you going to let Zachary have his car back?
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This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best bloggers I ever saw.Thanks for posting this informative article.
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That's great, I never drove Chev SS. its really a nice car.
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A beautiful Chev SS. You gotta drive a muscle car to appreciate them!
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I hope that ur plans to save the Detroit and the muscle car would have worked. I read your column at Cagle Cartoons & I must say it was interesting.
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Thanks for this great post - I will be sure to check out your blog more often
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This recession seems to be wiping out brands that have been peoples dream cars for decades its a real shame there isn't more support for the auto industry.
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Ha ha! Good point ... but the Chevelle came from a very different era than the one we currently live in. There will always be nostalgia for the past. Unfortunately though, the conditions in the past that brought about the cars we had then will never be recreated. You’re right, we don't need bland knock-offs ... but we do need realistic MPG figures.
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I agree that the muscle car can't completely die, Tom - that Chevelle looks awesome! I do think that 'reflecting confidence and optimism' is a bit short-sighted in the face of hard facts, though … a million muscle cars and the gas they burn have definitely contributed to the situation today.
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