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To: Jonathan Quick who wrote (28808)	5/10/1998 6:45:00 PM
From: White Shoes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33268

Thanks for the link to Edmunds.com. There seem to be quite a number of car sites, and it is confusing. I believe the Nissan is more my speed than the Beemer, although I suppose you can get a used top of the line vehicle for a reasonable price. I have heard some great testimonials about used Volvos, about how the mechanics like to work on them and how the dealerships are friendly. As for the hot rod era, Marshall, I am a bit too young for that and assume that Canadians had access to this mostly thru movies...then again I grew up in the suburbs...whereas my dad grew up in one of those industrial car-building type towns. I suppose cars were a big deal to them and hot rods would have been happening in the 1950's and 1960's. Canadian farmers also seem to have a love of old cars. They all seem to have one hidden in the barn. My great uncle apparently worked on Al Unser Sr's crew. I personally don't know a carburetor from a cup holder. The southern, southern part of Ontario (around London and Windsor) is not far from Detroit and the whole atmosphere is steeped in autophilia.