Have I ever missed one of your birthdays? Your Aunt Edna is driving so we're bringing her car. Funny, 40 years ago, when I married a woman 30 years younger than myself, people said it wouldn't last... tell you mom "hi".

Thanks, I've told all the nurses at the home what a fine young person you are.

That makes me the oldest person in the world. I've been on Social Security for 70 years and I still drive my last new car, a '52 Packard, daily. I pity the the fool who tries to take my license!

Anyone who loves cars is welcome here, IMHO.

I have to say this one if you're talking seat time rather than miles. I bought this car new, right off the showroom floor, in 1901. It was gift to myself for my 21st birthday and I had it for five years. It went really slow and the roads were bad so I spent a lot of time in it but, didn't log many miles. The only…

Thanks for posting these pic and info. I recalled Pontiac talking "four-door coupe" long before anyone else did.

To be honest, I'd give Pontiac the nod on this one (please don't make me go to my car books to get the year), but Pontiac was talking about a "four-door coupe" and going there stylistically (is that a word?) on the Grand Prix several years before the CLS saw its first drawing board.

Ray, your alarm clock failing to go off is NOT some technical problems. One more absence and we'll need a note from your mother.

OMG, I can't stop my toes from tapping!

Brilliant, you should be on Madison Avenue! +1

I voted CP, but I don't know if my vote is valid because I am also trying to sell a car in Colorado and that may be a conflict of interest to some. I wish I had checked the ads on Craigslist more closely to give me an appreciation for the stiff competition my car faces. I also should have used more caps in my ad.

I commented in the wrong place.

As I recall, it was lighter than that in real and Shirley's didn't have the vinyl top. Wasn't a bad looking car, I was just reminded of it by this question.

LOL! Ray can be put in any place or position and carry it off. Only other person who could do that in my mind was Johnny Carson.

I don't know as it was the worst, but I remembered my mom's cousin Shirley had a 1968 coral colored Mustang that seemed to be a special edition. Googling, I learned it was part of a 1968 "Rainbow of Colors" promotion that Ford had for the Mustang in 1968 - different color for each holiday. Really, I learned more…

I'd never paid any attention to Ann Romney and, after seeing the pic in the article, I bed she'd be like climbing in bed with an ice cube. Mitt should strap her to the roof of his... what does Mitt drive again? No need to tell me, just show me a picture of a square foot of it.

I think she might be measuring panel gap.

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Peter, in 1964, Oldsmobile had an F85 car powered by a rocket engine.

Last night I went to sleep in Dietikon city,