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Talen
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 Posted: 23-May-2002 16:02 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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Okay, right now this house can field a full Star of light vehicles. The 2 scout cars are a '66 VW Bug and a '71 BMW. The BMW is not working, right now. Then the General Purpose machine is the Corolla, the interceptor a '68 Cougar and the Command vehcile a 1996 Chevy Blazer.
Now, last night, all but the BMW were working. Then my brother burnt out his VW engine. Not cool. Today, he was driving looking for a bug engine, and blew the Corolla engine as well.
Here is the interesting part...all the foreign cars are broken down right now, but the American cars are fine! Whats with that! Its not supposed to be that way!
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chihawk
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 16:05 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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I've never had issues with "American" cars (I say "American" because both of mine were made in Canada  )
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Talen
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 16:10 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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Well, I always make the joke that the Blazer has been in the shop more than the Corrola, and we have had the Corrola longer. But now...ewww
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chihawk
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 17:00 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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I have bought 2 new Chevy's in my life, a Metro and an Impala.
I've never had huge problems with either of them. Had 2 recalls with the Metro and both were handled very quickly (combined cost on the 2 parts would have been under $5 had I had to pay got it them), and there have been no recalls on the Impala.
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Talen
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 18:45 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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This is the first time anything has happened to the Corolla, but the Blazer has been in more times in 6 years than any car I have known, aside from the Dodge Caravan we had.
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chihawk
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 19:17 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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Blazers have had a bad track record...Mordel has a Blazer II and it seems like it's been fine...
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 19:43 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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You know you just cursed Mordel Chihawk.
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chihawk
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 19:54 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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Nah, I don't think he drives it that often, which may be the reason why it's hardly ever in the shop
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Sir Henry
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 21:15 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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My C1500 Works great....
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Horhiro
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 21:25 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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3 excellent Toyotas later (Corolla, Pickup,Sienna) you could never convince me to buy another brand. And especially absolutely never a Pontiac!
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Sir Henry
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| Posted: 23-May-2002 21:31 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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My TransSport works great....
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Alexander
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| Posted: 24-May-2002 00:55 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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On 2002-05-23 16:02, Talen wrote:
Okay, right now this house can field a full Star of light vehicles. The 2 scout cars are a '66 VW Bug and a '71 BMW. The BMW is not working, right now. Then the General Purpose machine is the Corolla, the interceptor a '68 Cougar and the Command vehcile a 1996 Chevy Blazer.
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I used to have a '72 Cougar. Fine automobile that was! 357 Cleveland engine in it. Sport suspension. It was a little more than an 18 year old should have had. God, how I miss her!
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Talen
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| Posted: 24-May-2002 01:43 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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I'd take the engine...you can keep the body!!! EWWWW!!! heh, what happened? Too fast on a dark night?
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jymset
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| Posted: 24-May-2002 05:51 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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I love my Corolla. Never had any problems with it (apart from when ferrets get into the engine for a cable-feast.....it happens in my parts of the world.....). It drinks between 7 and 8 litres, very reasonable. And it WILL do 170-180 on the autobahn, if needed (100-110 mph). Also, if you flip over the back seats it will hold a bike, or two cellos or half a house-hold! So nothing against Corollas.....and this is coming from a German!!!!!!
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Sir Henry
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| Posted: 24-May-2002 07:38 Post subject: Interesting car porblems |
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The Carmakers have you brainwashed, I'm sorry to say.....
Sir HEnry
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