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  NMGOM - sirwired… Sorry that I am wasting your time. Please see my comments to “HerrKaLeun” and “jpolicke” above....
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  DeadWeight - Let me juuuust drop a little conversation piece here: http://members.rennlist.com/91 4_canam/zCanAmBumblebee.jpg Happy Birthday, Doug.
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  28-Cars-Later - I like the way you’re thinking but i doubt few people will even know what the Mark V was, MKV would probably work. Plus in...
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  corntrollio - Curbside Classic mentioned this too: www dot curbsideclassic dot com/blog/thank-you-for-a-numbe r-of-things/
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  Thomas Kreutzer - This is a car crowd and I felt the detail would be lost upon most people. If you like, I also helped write the “Suzuki Advanced Cooling...
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  gslippy - Too many moving parts here. The Chinese aren’t stupid investors – not gonna happen.
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  crtfour - If I had 100K that was to be spent on a vehicle and needed an SUV, I would choose one of these. I seem to get more driving enjoyment out of a...
• Re: Close Encouncouters of the Japanese Kind
  
  manbridge - Nice piece. A small, hair splitting correction, the 91 GSXR was air AND oil cooled like an old 911. (Old Suzuki Cup racer I was).
• Re: Hyundai Assembling Fuel Cell Tucsons For Mass Production
  
  NMGOM - redav…. With regard to your “1 & 5″, H2 does not just “lose” electrons inside steel storage cylinders, or...
• Re: Junkyard Find: 1960 Nash Metropolitan
  
  DeadWeight - As soon as I saw this headline and accompanying photo, I thought of you. This sort of persuades me that the Nash is one of the most distinctive vehicles...