...Chevrolet Chevelle, GM made some design changes that gave it a longer hood and shorter deck for a sleeker body. In 1969, the Chevelle was heralded as the most popular mid-sized car in American. These cars are still as popular now as they were then, and the audience is about the same; it is those who love power who still drive and restore these cars. When you restore your Chevelle, then replace worn out parts like the fan shroud. H&H Classic carries restoration parts for your Chevelle, Malibu or El Camino. The fan shroud protects the fan from flying debris and protects you from whirling fan blades when you have the hood open. This part can become damaged...
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...Muscle Cars It has been said that racing began once the second car was built. NASCAR started the “race” of the American muscle car in 1947. Due to the growing interest in power and speed, General Motors introduced the 1949 Oldsmobile Rocket 88. America’s first high compression overhead-valve V8 was put into the light body of the Oldsmobile, creating the first muscle car. American’s take pride in owning the biggest, most eccentric vehicles. Due to the gas prices in other countries such as Europe and Asia, they are less likely able to afford these large, gas thirsty vehicles. Americans have been infatuated with making cars faster and even more powerful since the Rocket 88, therefore, the muscle car is a huge symbol of American culture. Muscle cars were being produced by many different manufacturers in the early 1950’s, including Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford and Pontiac. In the 1950’s bigger was considered better. These muscle cars gained weight and inches with every year that past. Gaining weight meant losing speed, the cars required larger engines, but still weren’t fast enough for the buying market. Each manufacturer had a different idea to enhance performance and boost power. Chevy only offered fuel injection, Pontiac offered fuel injection and “tri-power”, and Ford offered supercharging. Dodge went in at a different angle and offered a power up “D-500” engine for every 1956 model they had. In 1955, Chrysler C-300 AKA “America’s Most Powerful Car” became the star of NASCAR...
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...A PART OF ME Hello, my project is about classic cars, and trucks restoration. This project may seem to some as a simple project to report on. If you have had the opportunity to be a part of a restoration project directly or indirectly, you may understand the passion that comes with a project like so, if you do not have the passion before the project it is likely you will develop it sometime during. I want to take this time and explain to you how easy it was for me to figure out early in life how much I love muscle cars. I really like some of the newer aero dynamic looking vehicles, but combining the new look and the old muscle car look really brought back a feeling of a personal touch “a part of me” to something special to be admired by many. There use to be a time when men and boys did things together that women and girls would not do. And there use to be a time when women and girls did things together that men and boys would not do. I remember a simple little game me and some of my friends use to play, it was called counting cars. Every time a car came by that I was passionate about I would say hot diggady dogg that’s my car. As time went by daily we would get a friendly honk from various drivers and an occasional burn out, to me and my friends this was well worth the all day waiting and waving. During the early 70’s computer games were at a early stage of development, the graphics were not at a mature stage as they are now. In this era families manufactured sources of...
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...Title: American muscle Purpose: After listening to my speech my audience will be familiar with the three American muscles of the 60’s. Thesis: Although there were many American Muscles cars created in the 60’s only three were widely recognized. I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: A loud roar is heard in the distance as the driver revs his engine. Eight cylinders of Intense power with its five speed transmission. Cars that are meant to be raced and compared to each other. In an adrenaline pumping race of performance. According to Fast Muscle by Gabbard and Gabbard, “The decade began with Ford, GM, and Chrysler in an expanding cubic inch and horsepower war. C. Thesis statement: Although there were many American Muscle cars created in the 60’s only three were widely recognized. D. Credibility statement: 1. I have worked and studied American muscles since I was 11 years old. 2. I have read and have done further research to develop this speech. E. Preview of main points: 1. Today I will discuss the muscles cars of Ford, 2. GM 3. and Chrysler Transition: “Now let us start our engine with Ford in the American muscle race.” II. Body A. Ford motor company 1. History I. Ford motor company was created in June 16, 1903 when some investor decided to sign article of incorporation for Ford motor company. II. The company was founded by Henry Ford Sr. ...
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...that is versatile across the entire automobile spectrum. Chevrolet offers any type of car that is on the consumer market, with the Camaro as their affordable sport car selling at a basic price of $23,000. The Camaro is an affordable and economical rear-wheel-drive performance sports car with a V-6 or V-8 engine. The Camaro is a two door coupe that seats four people comfortably with an estimated 30 miles per gallon. The Camaro can be classified as a red ocean as it competes directly with other retro-inspired muscle cars, including the Dodge Challenger and Ford Mustang. This car is geared for optimal customer user experience. The powerful engine and old American muscle car style gives the user a full exclusive sports car experience. For Chevrolet, safety is extremely important to their brand. The innovation of having high performance headlights with multiple air bags helped give the car the rating of a perfect NHTSA Crash Test Ratings of 5 stars. II. The Chevy Camaro is targeted and segmented to a specific market because there is a particular customer group who is interested in this product. For starters, Chevy cannot start marketing and targeting families with children because this car would be impractical for that situation. It would be just as impractical for Chevy to target businesses and market this car as a flexible all work condition vehicle. This car is clearly a sports car, and should be marketed and presented to customers as so. Chevy does The intended...
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...preview of their next generation car, the Camaro. There were two main reasons why General Motors came out with this car. First, General Motors was trying to create a new type of car to satisfy consumer’s desire for a strong and faster type of car. Second, it was General Motor’s way to compete with Ford’s new Mustang. When the Camaro first came out, it was classified as a compact car. However, they later changed the classification to a pony car, and it has been seen more as a touring car, sports car, or muscle car. Along with the changes in names, there have also been many changes in style, technology, features, and specifications. General Motors is now in production of their 5th generation Chevrolet Camaro. On January 6th, 2006, General Motors started brainstorming ideas and concepts for this new generation car with a new body, wheelbase, engine, transmission, suspension, and much more. After two years of designing, engineering, manufacturing, and problems, on July 21, 2008, General Motors officially unveiled the production of the 2010 5th generation Camaro. This new generation Camaro was able to enhance or surpass most, if not all, of the 4th generation’s features. Starting off with the body, the 5th generation created a slicker, more aerodynamic, and arguably a more appealing body. Then they created a 110.5 in wheelbase, which was 9 in longer than the previous generation, which gives more stability at higher speeds as well as helps the car preform higher on inclined and...
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...dealing with. In their recent advertising campaign, however, GEICO stands out through their silly use of a body builder directing traffic and comparing him to how happy GEICO customers are. When you think about it, a bodybuilder is the perfect person to direct traffic. He's fit enough to move his arms around for hours at a time and he's big enough to be noticed by passing motorists. In the commercial I have chosen to analysis, a bodybuilder is seen in the middle of a busy city street, flexing his muscles as drivers wait for their turn to navigate the intersection. All this is done in the name of directing traffic, and the wide grin suggests that he’s more than a little excited at the opportunity to show off his hard work with each point and wave. After about twenty seconds into the commercial, two guys are standing on top of a stage on the sidewalk in view of the body builder and they start a conversation: Jimmy: “You know Ronnie, Folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to GEICO sure are happy.” Ronnie: “And how happy are they Jimmy?” Jimmy: “I’d say happier than a body builder directing traffic.” Ronnie: “He does look happy.” At the end of the commercial, the company’s name and website are shown in the middle of the screen and the announcer says: “Get happy, Get GEICO. Fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.” Click <ctrl> and the link here to see the commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6iJMtnxBxs GEICO has had many different...
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...dealing with. In their recent advertising campaign, however, GEICO stands out through their silly use of a body builder directing traffic and comparing him to how happy GEICO customers are. When you think about it, a bodybuilder is the perfect person to direct traffic. He's fit enough to move his arms around for hours at a time and he's big enough to be noticed by passing motorists. In the commercial I have chosen to analysis, a bodybuilder is seen in the middle of a busy city street, flexing his muscles as drivers wait for their turn to navigate the intersection. All this is done in the name of directing traffic, and the wide grin suggests that he’s more than a little excited at the opportunity to show off his hard work with each point and wave. After about twenty seconds into the commercial, two guys are standing on top of a stage on the sidewalk in view of the body builder and they start a conversation: Jimmy: “You know Ronnie, Folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to GEICO sure are happy.” Ronnie: “And how happy are they Jimmy?” Jimmy: “I’d say happier than a body builder directing traffic.” Ronnie: “He does look happy.” At the end of the commercial, the company’s name and website are shown in the middle of the screen and the announcer says: “Get happy, Get GEICO. Fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.” Click and the link here to see the commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6iJMtnxBxs GEICO has had many different styles...
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...The characterization of this passage makes it seem as if the narrator has a negative attitude toward McTeague. When the passage starts out with “news of his mother's death” and that “she left him some money but not much” , it sets a tone of pity. The author makes the reader aware of McTeague's aspirations and how he felt when he thought he had accomplished his goals. “When he opened his “Dental Parlors” he felt that his life was a success .” To McTeague he already achieved his goal of becoming a dentist. The reader is now aware that he does not have much to start his dream. The narrator is very descriptive on McTeague’s mentality and physical traits. He is described. as a young giant being “six feet three inches” and “moving his immense limbs,...
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...students are one of the biggest groups of people that are suffering through a deep stress in their daily life. They are having many difficulties in college that they are not used to it because college is just example of being a responsible adult in a real life which is challenge for them especially when they finish high school. The first years students are the ones that are having the hardest time dealing with stress in college because they live in a new environment which they need to get used to comparing to those who have attended college for years. The conditions of depression that college students put in through their daily life are their personal life, living in a new environment and responsibilities. College student’s personal life is a way that can cause the majority of them to have a difficult time in class and cause stress because occasionally they don’t have time to study that much and they need to do their daily tasks such as going to work, or going to a mechanic to fix their car or picking someone specially if they have kids. College students who are parent have even a hard time to focus on class because they need to take care of their kids. This caused many of them to overload since they are doing more work than what they need to do which cause their bodies to pass their limits. The outcome of college students to overload is deep depression, tired, and change of attitude. Living in a new environment is tough for college students and they need to get used to the way...
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...What is a leader? A leader is someone who leads the way in times of need and inspires others the be their best. My mom is the most important leader in my life. She is able to guide me through life and to help me learn to be the best version of myself, while also balancing helping my family and others as well. When I was thirteen years old I had dreams of being a professional athlete. However, I kept comparing myself to others which made me frustrated and quit swimming. That made me feel as though I lost a part of myself. My mom is a true leader because when I quit swimming, I lost a huge part of my identity and she was able to remind me of who I am and lead me to being a happier and more confident individual. Jumping in the pool was always...
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...footwear was worn by Shod Squad members who also belonged to the Orthopod Squad because they always had their footwear covered with surgical shoe covers. Abroad Squad members who were elected to the Shod Squad were distinguished by the fact they usually wore two different shoes at the same time. Members of the Pawed and Clawed Squad were banned from the Shod Squad because they wanted to come to medical school barefoot. This clearly violated the sign that hung in the main lobby of the Keystone Medical College: “No shirt. No shoes. No M.D. degree.” By the time each squad had been constructed, the hour had grown late and only four bottles of beer remained. Nickie yelled, "Mush," and Emma escorted what was left of her inebriated husband to their car. The night had been enjoyable and had served many useful purposes. It restored an old friendship, initiated a few new friendships, and through the formation of the squads, allowed Nickie and me to laugh at ourselves, our new acquaintances, and the profession we once perceived as bigger than life. The following day was Sunday, and after Mass, I sat down to begin studying for Monday's Anatomy class. The day was beautiful, and Lori was upset I planned to spend the entire day indoors. Seeing how nervous she was getting, I decided to forego my studying for a few hours and take Lori for a walk. Lori and I walked through our neighborhood, and before we knew it, we found ourselves on Wissahickon Drive with what seemed like the rest of Philadelphia...
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...In the story written by Oates's, Arnold's character seemed to be attracted to younger girls, Connie in particular. This can be seen through Arnold's attempts in making himself look younger to impress Connie at the door. Oates describes the way Arnold was dressed in lines 50-52, as “tight faded jeans stuffed into black, scuffed boots, a belt that pulled his waist and showed how lean he was, and a white pullover shirt that was a little soiled and showed the hard small muscles of his arms and shoulders(Approaching Literature 486)." On the other hand in O’Connor’s story the Misfit seemed to target people that were going against his own godly morals. For instance, when The Misfit is chatting with the grandmother and hearing her beg for him to pray, he sees she was not the great "lady" she claims herself to be, and he sees this as a reason to kill her off. This can be seen the instant The Misfits shoots the Grandmother and then says, "She would have been a good woman if it had been somebody there to shoot her every minute of her life" (Approaching Literature 146). Giving the reader the conclusion that he might of let her live if she hadn’t of acted the way she...
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...Widely adopted for police, the uses of non-lethal, a term that was slowly no longer being used, or less-lethal side arms roses quickly since 1980s, and has since been employed by police forces worldwide with its significant result comparing to firearms in lowering injuries and death. Electroshock weapon is one of the most popular incapacitate weapon that are being adopted by police forces around the world. This weapon come in different forms. Stun gun, with a size around a television remote control, would deliver electric shock to the subject which is touched by the weapon directly when used. The most used form would be the conductive energy devices, such as Taser, which are capable of firing projectiles that deliver the shock with a thin flexible wire. Taser X26 is one of the most popular model adopted by law enforcement agencies, including Australia, with Australian Federal Police, New South Wales Police Force and such. Some studies suggested that the use of deadly force...
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...established 29th December 1967. It has achieved a high success domestically and internally. In this question we will highlight the difficulties faced Hyundai including its competitors, how they overcome these problems domestically and internally and the strategies adapted to compete effectively . HMC has faced some of the difficulties & problems that affect its market position & brand image. Their problems is going around three main problems which are "Sales, rate & quality". HMC rates was so cheap which made the product is undervalued by the customers. In fact, the cheap price of their cars reflect its quality as some customers are needed for expensive cars. Therefore, Hyundai goal in US only to maintain its share not to gain more profits & sales in one had. On the other hand, segmenting low level –moderate level people and focus on cost saving cars rather than high quality oriented cars affected it's brand image & identity. Moreover, Hyundai is caring only to save money by having cheap labor which also affect its quality of working and having lots of workers strikes. In addition, we can't forget that inherited Chairmanships that gave the priority to the family to run the business rather than the qualified professional from management. These family chairmens' never listen to the experts inside organization and never take their advice. As well as they had a problem with working efficiency by having a functional organization which affect its production. As a result, all these...
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