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GM production small block engines were known as Mouse motors.

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Monday Chat 08-23-10

Subject: Monday Chat 08-23-10
by Ultraman on 2010/8/23 10:35:12

Very early good morning Guru's. Woofed down a Legendary Runza burger and onion rings at about 8:30 last night and it is still with me. Got some Mylanta in me but now I can't sleep. Ultrawoman and I were out for a drive in the Vette last evening, and we pulled in to the aformentioned Runza drive through (which in my opinion is as good or better than In an Out Burgers) and pulled up behind a blue C5. My wife said, "man look at the rear end on that thing". I said yeah they do have a big butt, there is a trunk though. Oh, a trunk would be nice, she replied. As the C5 left they had seen us behind them and they waved and let me hear the pipes. It sounded good to me and to the Mustang GT behind us.

I know the C5 is a better car in a lot of ways than a C4, but I never did like the back end on them. C6 looks trimmer but I really like the way my C4 looks.

Have a great day everybody, let's get out there and kick some business ass!
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