Post by x on Mar 22, 2012 15:56:48 GMT -5
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MY RT 66 STORY
Chapter 29 (Pictures Delivered) is published....
whenthegoingisgood.com/2012/03/15/_thats-the-highway_-18/
[To read all, click "Route66" link, top left corner.]
STOP RE-NAMING MY CAR!
This editorial was fun to write, partly because I love history & timelines of cars, roads, etc. I suspect the fact that I enjoy timelines is part of the attraction/addiction I have to watching the brackets as teams advance & others are eliminated in the NCAA basketball tournament....
READ THE ENTIRE ENTRY (& see a timeline graphic) HERE:
www.cheersandgears.com/page/index.html/_/articles/editorials/stop-re-naming-my-car-r487
Cort | 38.m.IL | pigValve + paceMaker + cowValve | 5 MCs + 1 Caprice Classic
CHD.MCs.CC + RoadTrips.hobbies.RadioShows.us66 = www.chevyasylum.com/cort
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"These memories are playing like a film without sound" __ Vitamin C __ 'Graduation'
MY RT 66 STORY
Chapter 29 (Pictures Delivered) is published....
whenthegoingisgood.com/2012/03/15/_thats-the-highway_-18/
[To read all, click "Route66" link, top left corner.]
STOP RE-NAMING MY CAR!
This editorial was fun to write, partly because I love history & timelines of cars, roads, etc. I suspect the fact that I enjoy timelines is part of the attraction/addiction I have to watching the brackets as teams advance & others are eliminated in the NCAA basketball tournament....
Cort Stevens
Editor/Reporter - CheersandGears.com
March 21, 2012
Toyota Camry. Honda Accord.
Since 1982 and 1976 respectively, these two models have evolved and changed with the times, without enduring a name change. Similar history can be traced for such entries as the Honda Odyssey. The first one wasn't much about which to write, but Honda persevered with the name and developed it into a top seller in its segment.
While some examples of continuous monickers don't celebrate similar history, the names have stuck. For instance, the Nissan Quest, first available in 1993 (with a re-badge model sold as the Mercury Villager), is today in its fourth generation even though none of the variations have particularly resonated with buyers.
Yet, American manufacturers have a knack for giving us a plethora of different names for virtually the same model. GM, Ford and Chrysler do this, perhaps too well.
Editor/Reporter - CheersandGears.com
March 21, 2012
Toyota Camry. Honda Accord.
Since 1982 and 1976 respectively, these two models have evolved and changed with the times, without enduring a name change. Similar history can be traced for such entries as the Honda Odyssey. The first one wasn't much about which to write, but Honda persevered with the name and developed it into a top seller in its segment.
While some examples of continuous monickers don't celebrate similar history, the names have stuck. For instance, the Nissan Quest, first available in 1993 (with a re-badge model sold as the Mercury Villager), is today in its fourth generation even though none of the variations have particularly resonated with buyers.
Yet, American manufacturers have a knack for giving us a plethora of different names for virtually the same model. GM, Ford and Chrysler do this, perhaps too well.
READ THE ENTIRE ENTRY (& see a timeline graphic) HERE:
www.cheersandgears.com/page/index.html/_/articles/editorials/stop-re-naming-my-car-r487
Cort | 38.m.IL | pigValve + paceMaker + cowValve | 5 MCs + 1 Caprice Classic
CHD.MCs.CC + RoadTrips.hobbies.RadioShows.us66 = www.chevyasylum.com/cort
* rNw-CC+event: rdwhl-capriceclassic.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=whatsgoingon *
"These memories are playing like a film without sound" __ Vitamin C __ 'Graduation'