Auction Day: Finance Kings & Dealer Queens

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• Re: Holden Sticking With Australia Despite High Costs
  
  Alex L. Dykes - Don’t be silly, Moses vanquished the last of the dinosaurs.
• Re: Derek And Doug’s Fantastic Crapwagons: Ford SVT Contour
  
  jacob_coulter - I owned the standard 99 Contour with a V6, automatic transmission. I was coming out of a lemon car, and I basically just...
• Re: Generation Why: A Brief History Of Import Drag Racing
  
  CJinSD - How complex one considers a carburetor probably relates to what sort of carburetors they worked on. Racing carburetors and pre-emissions...
• Re: Capsule Review: Jaguar XJ 3.0 AWD
  
  DC Bruce - Aluminum is typically used for masts and booms for sailboats (a few exotics are using carbon fiber, for the weight savings). For appearances, these are usually...
• Re: Holden Sticking With Australia Despite High Costs
  
  bball40dtw - Jesus rode a dinosaur.
• Re: Generation Why: A Brief History Of Import Drag Racing
  
  Power6 - Well you should read the rest of that Warren Johnson quote you pilfered from ;-) He was talking specifically about a Pro-stock engine, then...
• Re: Junkyard Find: 1983 Dodge Rampage Prospector
  
  -Nate - I’m saddened to see such a good condition , heavily optioned hard to find vehicle in the scrappers =8-( . I remember these when new , a distant...
• Re: The Day The Blue Team Dropped The Ball
  
  DIYer - Australians can look forward to driving Fords built in China. They say that in China, the women work like men, and the men work like machines.
• Re: Inside The Industry: TTAC Finds The Missing Etymology Of Passat, Golf, Scirocco, Polo
  
  Bertel Schmitt - Love your avatar – Liebe Mutter …
• Re: The Day The Blue Team Dropped The Ball
  
  JMII - I think those population numbers put this market in perspective. Small market, high prices and few of the local vehicles being sold elsewhere (to share costs)...