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Carology Podcast Episode #003
Episode 003 Show Notes
My name is Mike. My name is Brian. My name is Tim A. and we are, “Carologists”!
Welcome to the third Carology podcast. This episode we engage the public in dialog to discuss all things “cars” and ultimately define car culture today. Between Life and Death is the story of our lives on the Road. The study of everything else in between is “Carology”.
This week we discover the current state of the big three automakers.
Where do we go from here? What will happen to car design and how will foreign car makers capitalize on Detroit’s economic struggle?? We continue to discuss the one thing that connects us all… cars!
If you have a question or just want to wax poetic or get poetic about wax? Tell us about your favorite car, call the Carology Voicemail at 206.350.7849.
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This came via email from Jim Carr:
>I’m not sure I qualify as a carologist since I don’t remember a
>fraction as much about cars I have owned as the caller you recorded on
>Wednesday.
>
>However, I am facing an upcoming decision. I’m driving a 2003 Lincoln
>LS that is now past extended warranty and I’m thinking about replacing
>it. What’s out there? Maybe this would be a topic although its may not
>be a glamor niche.
>
>Want to get better mileage if possible but still with zip and handling.
>Plus enough metal between me and anything that might hit car.
>
>All of the cars I have had had, don’t remember exact years, have been
>American-made, medium size, V-8, automatic transmission, rear wheel
>drive, hard tops, most with power everything. I don’t want to drive
>something that feels like a barge or is too big to park but I don’t
>want to feel every bump in the road because pavement around the area is
>suffering from delayed repairs.
>
>Nobody besides Cadillac seems to be in that market and I’m not sure I
>want to go there.
>
>In order,
>
> late 60s Ford Torino–don’t recall the package but it was probably
>the fastest without a hood scoop. Was told it had some special
>equipment, mag wheels. Hand me down from my dad. Got totaled with
>another family car parked on street in front of house in middle of
>night and nobody heard a thing.
>
>Mid 70s Torino–not as fast or good looking. Hottest if you count
>engine fires.
>
>Couple of Chevy Monte Carlos, one used, one new.
>
>Two Ford Thunderbirds in 90s, both new.
>
>Two Lincoln LS looking for more luxury features than Tbird, both new.
>
>–Jim
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