Sharon, bless your heart; I am a gearhead from wayyyy back.  I prefer
Detroit iron, but I can appreciate good machinery from other countries. 
Germany, Sweden, Italy, UK, and even some rice burners.

My fleet is comprised of a 1992 Chevy pickup; 2005 Jeep Liberty turbo
diesel; 2007 Pontiac G6 GT convertible, and a 1998 Chaparral SS
speedboat for summer-time wind 'n spray in the face.

In a separate RIM-related thread Jesse stated "I like things that are
shiny, flashy, spinny, and have lots of RAM and LEDs."   Me too.  I love
new RIM technology; I hate paper.   With internal combustion toys...,,
ummm, I mean basic transportation conveyances..., I like things that are
shiny, flashy,
spinny, and have lots of torque and horsepower.  As opposed to older
RIM and paper; I love older Detroit iron too.  '64 Plymouth Sport Fury
w/335 HP & mucho torque (my high school car; wish I had it back); '68
Dodge Charger with 390 HP; '51 Merc sled with flathead V-8; '58 Chevy
Apache p/u with wrap around rear glass; '89 'Stang LX 5.0 H/O; '98
TransAm WS-6 (13.1 second ET & 111 mph in the quarter).  What I really
wanted in high school was a Hemi 'Cuda, but did not have near enough
money.      

Best regards, Steve
Steven D. Whitaker, CRM
Records Systems Manager; City of Reno

>>> [log in to unmask] 5/11/2007 9:39 AM >>>
When I am not worrying about records and information management "stuff"
I 
try to relax. One of the ways that I do that is driving my favorite
vehicle.

If you'd like to view my passion (and the main item that drains my
pockbook) 
here's a link to a thread I started on a bulletin board:
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=345867 

Peace, love, and Porsches!
Rock on!
Sharon Burnett
Seattle WA

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