I spotted an interesting article about the Fox platform on Ate Up with Motor [ateupwithmotor.com] then I quoted an interesting exterpt:

They probably got that idea from the Sesame Street pinball song "1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12" ;-)

Let's add one more vintage Firebird ad with the 1967 model.

Lots of choice here with Chevelle SS, GTO Judge, Buick GS/GSX, 442, Camaro, Firebird Mustang Boss 302/429, SuperBee/Charger/Road Runner/GTX, Fairlane Thunderbolt are already be mentionned, let's add the Grand National with the ultimate version; the GNX to the mix. ;-)

Yes but strange then Chevy had keeped a Nova SS despite the Camaro presence in the line-up a bit longer.

Yeah, I think Ford missed some opportunity with the Maverick, I know its primairy target is an "economy car" but like the Duster, it could had been more sportier in terms of looks and muscle with a Boss 302 and keeping the Falcon moniker for the sedan. I spotted a scanned article from a magazine at [www.fordmaverick.c…

And here one more clip of the Brazilian A-body Charger

I forgotted to post the ad, here it is

Heheheheh, I guess it proved it with no trouble in this vintage ad from Brazil when the Dart was introduced there.

In Brazil, they used the Charger moniker for a 2-door Dart who's close foreign cousin of the Swinger 340, here a vintage Brazilian tv ad spotted on Youtube.

and the Aussie Charger. Too bad then Chrysler didn't bring that Hemi-6 here from Down Under.

But the Australians go a step further with a Hemi-6 first with a variant called Pacer [www.youtube.com]

"Whoever tossed this idea into the suggestion box should be much fatter and richer now"

The Huffington Post.... jumped the shark and nuked the fridge when Adrianna Huffington sold it to AOL. AOL jump the shark itself years ago after the ill-fated merger with Time-Warner.

You're welcome and let's hope then Reason magazine do a "Reason Saves Detroit" video series ;-)

Maybe I'm too optimistic, when I checked these pictures of Harlem taked in the 1980s and 2007 [forum.skyscraperpage.com] It's a wishful wish to wish the same happening to Detroit.

Here something less cruel.

Cleveland was also once the headquarters of Standard Oil (who'll be break-up in "Baby Standards" [en.wikipedia.org]

I spotted this article from the Calgary Beacon via the Skyscraperpage forum about "Mini-Motown"; Windsor Ontario [www.calgarybeacon.com]

In the topic of animals, let's add Daktari to the mix as well ;-)