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Originally posted by 1314:
Originally posted by gwellington:
Originally posted by MarkO:
Most of the Contour owners I see are also eligible for AARP so they're probably not interested.
Excuse me, little youngster, but I have an AARP card and an SCCA membership card in my wallet. We can still see over the steering wheel and find the clutch and brake pedals, you know (well, some of us, anyway).
Yeah, and some of you can run over people at markets while confusing those pedals. 
Didn't he have a Buick? All bets are off with people with Buicks.
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kokopellian said:
"Sad to say, I've detemined that a lot of people view the Tour as just a car and that's it. A way to get from one point to another. "
exactly I feel the CEG can show those people the way to car enthusiasm
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MarkO
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Originally posted by gwellington:
Originally posted by MarkO:
Most of the Contour owners I see are also eligible for AARP so they're probably not interested.
Excuse me, little youngster, but I have an AARP card and an SCCA membership card in my wallet. We can still see over the steering wheel and find the clutch and brake pedals, you know (well, some of us, anyway).
I didn't mean to be insulting. It's weird to be called a youngster though ; I'm 29. 
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Bless our servicemen & women overseas.
L.Cpl Ian Malone, 1st Battalion Irish Guards, R.I.P.
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1314
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Originally posted by gwellington:
Originally posted by 1314:
Originally posted by gwellington:
Originally posted by MarkO:
Most of the Contour owners I see are also eligible for AARP so they're probably not interested.
Excuse me, little youngster, but I have an AARP card and an SCCA membership card in my wallet. We can still see over the steering wheel and find the clutch and brake pedals, you know (well, some of us, anyway).
Yeah, and some of you can run over people at markets while confusing those pedals.
Didn't he have a Buick? All bets are off with people with Buicks.
Fair enough. Oldsmobiles, too.
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1999 SVT Contour
2003 Honda Pilot
2005 Toyota Tundra
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Originally posted by MarkO:
Originally posted by gwellington:
Originally posted by MarkO:
Most of the Contour owners I see are also eligible for AARP so they're probably not interested.
Excuse me, little youngster, but I have an AARP card and an SCCA membership card in my wallet. We can still see over the steering wheel and find the clutch and brake pedals, you know (well, some of us, anyway).
I didn't mean to be insulting. It's weird to be called a youngster though ; I'm 29.
You weren't being insulting, I'm just jealous. Somewhere back in the mists of time I was 29...at least I think I was.
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Jeb Hoge
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Originally posted by gwellington:
Originally posted by MarkO:
Originally posted by gwellington:
Originally posted by MarkO:
Most of the Contour owners I see are also eligible for AARP so they're probably not interested.
Excuse me, little youngster, but I have an AARP card and an SCCA membership card in my wallet. We can still see over the steering wheel and find the clutch and brake pedals, you know (well, some of us, anyway).
I didn't mean to be insulting. It's weird to be called a youngster though ; I'm 29.
You weren't being insulting, I'm just jealous. Somewhere back in the mists of time I was 29...at least I think I was.
Come on, old timer...let's help you back to your chair.
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Originally posted by MarkO:
Most of the Contour owners I see are also eligible for AARP so they're probably not interested.
Wait a second, I'm an AARP member, and I love this site, use it regularly. 
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contours, deloreans & fiats, oh my!
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Renee
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I made my own CEG shirt, although nobody has ever asked me about it. I am going to get some lettering and put the site's addy on my back windshield. I have nobody to get stickers from yet, so I will have to do that.
I also tell a lot of Contour owners I see about the site. Of course, I don't tell the Silverhairs, but most everyone else.
Today I was surrounded by Contours on the way home. Had a Post 98 White SE, the a post 98 SE Red Sport, another post 98 Tan SE like mine, as well as several others going in the other direction.
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2004 Ford Freestar V6
Boogity Boogity Boogity, Let's go racin Boys!
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CEG #2408
AARP # 30331****-*, exp. date 02/2006
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95 Contour Zetec, ATX (wrecked, sitting in the barn)
95 Mystique Zetec, MTX
2000 Taurus SEL 3.0L Duratec
1994 Crown Victoria LX 4.6 V8
1993 Chevy Silverado 4.3 V6
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Originally posted by bentleywarren:
AARP # 30331****-*, exp. date 02/2006
THE AARP can predict when you die, WOW!! 
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-- 1999 SVT #220 --
In retrospect, it was all downhill from here. RIP, CEG.
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