G Body's Getting Att'n in Different Forum

[ed1948]

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[Kwik_Cutty88]

Well seeing the prices for even a ratty 1st gen F body, or A body, the G body and 3rd gen F body seem like the next logical steps for many people. Their popularity are (and have been) showing in the increased aftermarket support alone.

In 20 years people will be saying the same thing about G body's, and then the next popular platform will come around.

 

[Tillrock]

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Thanks for uploaded the post above. Quick story about what happened to me the weekend after acquiring my Olds Hurst. I parked it in my father-in-law's driveway, as my wife and I were in the process of moving into our new house and still had some time left to go before the garage was ready. I was outside working on the car, my father in law was puttering outside as well. Gen Xer pulls up at the end of the driveway and hollers 'hey man, that's a sweet car.' Instinctively my father in law grins from ear to ear, as my Hurst is parked next to his brand new Lexus. Tells the guy its new and has every option. The guy looked confused, and said, 'no, the Oldsmobile!...is that a Hurst?' Father in law walked away angry and confused. That, sir, made me happy.

In all seriousness though; G-body cars are cool. They are unique and fun to work on/be around.