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They don't really want to be known as that venues house band either probably

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No, not really. That's not a good path to take if you want growth potential.

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They need to play as many places that can afford them.

Did you enjoy the drive in the dart?

Are you officially a non smoker?

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The Dart was an experience. In many ways, it reminds me of driving an old E-type. It probably sounds a bit like a cliche, but that's how it is.

On a scale of 1 to 10, I'd rate the experience a solid six. (Now to give it a Doug Score...)

It's not very well made, but it's very light and has plenty of power. I wouldn't want to go top speed in it. The steering is vague, but works about as well as you'd expect an old E-type to work. The brakes, while disk, are certainly nothing to write home about. It accelerates well enough, I'd guess 0 to 60 might be somewhere around 6 to 8 seconds - but I never did a 0 to 60 run in it to see.

It's got a style all its own. So, it has that going for it. It didn't leave me stranded, but it could use some carb adjustments and maybe advancing the timing a little. It's got a cute little exhaust note, which isn't even remotely V-8 like. So, it could probably do with some improvements.

At the end of the day, it is what it is. It was pretty fun to drive it around - and unique enough for me to enjoy it. I agree with what I said earlier. I'm not sure if I got a good deal on it, but it's worth what I paid. I'd sell it, but I'm going to want a lot more than what I paid for it, even though it only rates 6 out ot 10. Not all cars need to be, nor should they be, 10 out of 10. I like some variation in life.

And, I'm pretty close to a non-smoker. I've cheated a couple of times but got over that quick. I had a cigarette at the wedding and then had another the following day and it was disgusting. So, I'd say I'm pretty much a non-smoker.