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@georgeschire George; It is an impressive avatar image of Jk....but let us all look skyward and thank the gods of good taste that the model he is holding isn't a certain bilious Bel Air wagon.
@georgeschire George; It is an impressive avatar image of Jk....but let us all look skyward and thank the gods of good taste that the model he is holding isn't a certain bilious Bel Air wagon.
I realized it was a "an impressive avatar image of JK", but he was able to change his profile photo, and that's my question. How do we do that? I've not been able to find a way. As for being thankful that model isn't a "certain bilious Bell Air wagon", I 100% agree with you.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
I like the cleaner lines of the Hudson as well. It might be an older design but still sleek and sweet.
Tough call, like both but I'm going with the more traditional Buick.
Gents, thanks for your replies.
John Bono
North Jersey