I've often asked myself the > question that if we love our Imperials so much, why are > many so quick to want to change everything about them? > Isn't the reason we love them because of the way they > were created? > The word "we" jumps out at me here. Not everyone out there agrees with that statement, and may just want their car to run and drive for utility. Right or wrong, the people that choose to modify their Imperials should not be run out of town or get negative opinions sent to them. They did have the open mind to come here to learn more... Notice that the derby guys are conspicuous by their absence here? I sure hope that the next guy that joins our club and admits to having something that's not "right" gets a more caring reception, even if the recent spat was an isolated example of what not to do. Who knows? Perhaps we can instead use a communal Jedi-Mind-Trick and get them to slowly return to the light side of the force through good example and donation of correct parts? ===== Kenyon Wills 6o LeBaron - America's Most Carefully Built Car 73 LeBaron - Long Low & Luxurious __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience http://launch.yahoo.com