Search results

Caffeine and Octane is this weekend. We're planning to go. Let me know if you'll join. We can either meet and drive in together, or you can find us in the exotics pen, next to the Porsche pen.

The 36th annual BOPC (Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac) show is this Saturday in Marietta, GA. Information is at 2017 BOPC Show and the show is at Piedmont Church, 570 Piedmont Rd, Marietta, GA 30066. Last year's show was a great time, but mine was the only XLR in the show. The weather is...

Here's the link to April's C&O event pictures. Caffeine and Octane | April, 2017 | Classic Car Shows | Performance Automobiles | Antiques Autos | Velocity Channel Scroll about halfway down for the exotics, including the sole XLR-V

Sounds good. C&O is the first Sunday of every month. Weather permitting, I'm in. Another show coming up is the 36th Annual Peach Blossom BOPC show. This show is limited to Buicks, Olds, Pontiacs and Cadillacs. It's obviously a much smaller show, but had a good turnout last year. I was the...

Atlanta weather Sunday is going to be beautiful, which ensures a huge crowd at C&O. Anyone planning or considering going? We're thinking we probably will go. always a good time with lots of cars showing and a great spectator crowd. Let me know if interested.

I opted for the clean fix. The body shop down the street removed the holder, filled the holes and painted the bumper for $562. Perfect job and looks showroom new.

I had the car serviced at Hennessy. The tech did a great job aligning the cover and handling the other services (brakes, oil change, etc.). The dealership was excellent to work with. They didn't try to up-sell unneeded things and scheduled my appointment to have a loaner (a new XT5...nice...

Received an email thanking me for my interest but no room for an XLR V.

Nothing here

No response to my application. Guess I will sleep in Sunday

I'm very near the Big Chicken.

Hello Everyone, I'm looking for shop recommendations in the Atlanta area. I need someplace to take care of the normal maintenance items, but can also handle adjustments to the operation of the top and other specialty items that come up with these fantastic vehicles. IE: The passenger side...

I went with the Continental DWS. The improvement in the ride is substantial. No spare is a little like living on the edge, but I've been doing that for over 4 years with my Regal GS. Just watch closely for slow leaks and avoid curbs.

This sounds like a lot of fun. Count me in...weather permitting!