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NATESS
3rd Gear
Member # 982

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every day on my way to work there is a couple of blocks of buildings that have huge mirrored windows on the front. i look at my SS in those windows every morning. just looks great driving down the road. [Big Grin]

is anyone else lucky enough to experience this every morning?

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Posts: 1579 | From: Portland, OR. | Registered: May 2001 | IP: Logged

2002Z4CSS
"Post"er Child
Member # 1393

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I experience some store fronts with big windows on my way to work going down Michigan Ave...but the problem is that I am driving my beater Ford Stranger instead of the SS! [Frown]

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JohnS
Old Coot #2 (see DaddySS)
Member # 1073

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quote:
Originally posted by NATESS:
every day on my way to work there is a couple of blocks of buildings that have huge mirrored windows on the front. i look at my SS in those windows every morning. just looks great driving down the road.
is anyone else lucky enough to experience this every morning?

Yes, lots of windows on my way to work. However, this time of year, all I see is a salt covered Jeep Grand Cherokee. [Frown]

Wish I saw the reflection of an SS.

Posts: 2359 | From: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada | Registered: Jul 2001 | IP: Logged

NATESS
3rd Gear
Member # 982

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well it is nice to see the SS, but unfortunately my SS is my Daily driver.

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HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS
SSOA Director
Member # 117

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I generally keep my eyes on the road when driving.... [Razz]

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NATESS
3rd Gear
Member # 982

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quote:
Originally posted by HTWLSS:
I generally keep my eyes on the road when driving....

ha, ha, ha. u just too funny [Wink]

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helloween
1st Gear
Member # 1506

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I don,t know how you guys and girls up north can go with out driving your cars. I there is NO WAY I could live that way. [Razz]

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ONE BAD BIRD
1st Gear
Member # 1640

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Winter = Mod season!

And for the first day come spring, your car feels like a top fuel car... Or it does for me after driving my 90 horsepower beater all winter!

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Cavy Dan
4th Gear
Member # 1352

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If I go home via the highway, I dont get to look at any reflections besides some shiny tanker trunks. If I go home through the city (Harrisburg), there are lots of windows, althought rightnow the SS is kinda coated with lots of salt. [Frown]

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