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03-05-2023, 11:23 AM
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There’s a - on ea board, click on it you you don’t want to see it. Easy.
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03-05-2023, 07:42 PM
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Several voicing opinions.
I don't really care either way; I just do a search on "carburetor". Then I check "Lobby" and "Street". Whatever the ownership does with this is fine with me. Jon
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03-05-2023, 09:54 PM
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Actually, I'm sorry that I ever started this thread. Most don't seem to get the reason why. So rather than creating chaos, I implore the powers that be to to just close it. I somehow got this crazy notion that we could peacefully discuss any topic without someone throwing a curve into the discussion.
Meanwhile, I'll continue to enjoy the hated late model GTOs by those here who fail to acknowledge them. One thing I will guarantee is that when the collector value rises these doubters will have a different opinion. I speak from experience as the original owner of a 2004 who is still driving the car nearly twenty years later. I drive it EVERY day to and from work and it still has the original belts and hoses, at 108k miles! So, at least for me, I applaud GM for delivering a powertrain that delivers performance and reliability. |
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