"Ian Burgmyer" <spe### [at] gmailcom> wrote in message 
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> 'ey, Steve! :)
>
> St. wrote:
>>      Heyup stranger! ;)  Still got the same car?
>
> Ah, I don't remember what the last car I actually talked about on here 
> was. XD

     Heh, I do. It was the Toronado - you LOVED that car!   :)


>
> I'm on my second car -- a gold 1995 Saturn SC2, acquired in Spring 2003. I 
> ended up getting rid of the big ol' '82 Toronado (I kept it in the family, 
> though)

   Cool... cousin, nephew, SON??  ;)


> when gas prices started to go up.


   Oh, Oh, Oh... Tell me about it...  :o(

   Man, we've got it bad here in the UK with our 80%* tax on fuel... I don't 
know how they do that...

    *I haven't a clue if that's correct or not.


The Saturn is a lot
> smaller, a lot lighter, a bit faster, and, strangely enough, a lot easier 
> to work on.
>
> I don't have a picture on this computer or on my web space, but this is 
> basically what it looks like:
>
> http://moneycentral.msn.com/articles/images/070115saturn.jpg

   Oooo, I've seen a few of those around here. Nice.


>
> Mine's a little bit dinged up from the previous owners using it as a 
> battering ram (it's not THAT bad...a cracked piece and some dings in the 
> paint), but it runs and it runs well. :)

    Yeah, the same as my old Rover 820, dinged slightly on the nearside 
passenger door, (grrr) but at 14 years old and with only 48,000 *original* 
miles on the clock, I simply laugh at the broken down newbies on the 
motorway. They don't make 'em like they used to!  :)


>
>>      Nice to see you back.  :o)
>
> Good to be back, sir. :)

      Hey, stick around matey.

       ~Steve~


>
> -- 
> -Ian

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