IF this is how the admins of this site act/post
It certainly isn't going Fast with Class.
Laugh all you want. I'm sure you know the story as to how that phrase came to be. Yay for you. But I don't care if you coined the phrase yourself, you haven't exactly been "classy" in this thread.HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Thanks for that. Best laugh Ive had all day.
I hope you know where that phrase originated. If you did, you'd know why Im laughing so hard.
Like I said, I call it like I see it. I hope this documentary is great and gives a great history on the car but the release of the car wasnt the end, it was the beginning. The grassroots effort behind this car is what made it special.
Laugh all you want. I'm sure you know the story as to how that phrase came to be. Yay for you. But I don't care if you coined the phrase yourself, you haven't exactly been "classy" in this thread.
And you can call things whatever you want I suppose. But in this case, you haven't seen what's being discussed. So again, your opinion is... well... pointless. Watch the DVD then make a post if you really want to share an opinion that would actually count for anything.
At the end of the day, had the car not been built, your "grassroots effort" would have never happened. It's common sense that release of the car wasn't the end of the ride. But unless I'm mistaken, this documentary is about the car's coming to be. As already stated plenty of times in this thread, depending on the response to this piece, a follow up is being considered.
How many stupid postcards have you gotten?
>>> Oh I've gotten them too Jay over the years trust me so I know where you're coming from.
Meh... I think a lot of important history was left out of this film. Im sure it was a great effort but unless whoever made this really beat the ground to find any of the people who truly innovated for these cars (And almost all of them are gone) its just going to be a fluff piece with a bunch of cars in it. Props to them for making it but Ill be passing. I have my own 25 year version in my head.. Im sure theirs is quite different. Difference is, I was actually there.
We now return to our originally scheduled program; and so it was, 25 years ago today, the last Buick Grand National rolled off the assembly line. Perfect timing for the release of Black Air.