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Injection is nice, but I'd rather be Blown.
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[channelingSheldonRS]Blown and injected!!![/channeling...]
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In the 1930s Nissan was building Tiny Datsons but changed to Datsun because the son is bad juju.
They wanted to build bigger cars but needed a helping hand. They got it from Graham...
The next year they built 4 door touring (open) cars also but the Jap military snapped them up.
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this might be the ugliest car I've ever seen
if you divide it into thirds, each third is decent looking, but as a part of completely different cars
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So you want a look alike box in one of the three categories. not a low sleek station wagon with an aggressive stance and class? tsk tsk
How rich do you have to be to spend $1.4 million on a car you can't drive because that would risk your investment.
Or buy a new GTO with an optional lower power engine?
Or spend $3 million on the currently fastest car on the road, most of us couldn't afford to insure, and drive it 250 mph?
Or get excited by NASCAR racing identical cars?
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xoxoxoBruce wrote:
It's a shame they didn't build this one...
That 1999 Chrysler looks like it is what was called 'cab forward'. One of those innovations that never took hold.
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tw wrote:
'cab forward'. One of those innovations that never took hold.
It didn't???
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XO Bruce and I had many back and forths about cars.
I miss them and this brought them, and him, to mind:
1955 Chevy Nomad Built by Southern Comfort Customs Wins Ridler Award at the 2025 Detroit Autorama
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Every time I open the Cellar homepage, I see this abandoned thread that Bruce and I used so much.
Just to keep it alive, Mercedes-Benz in Alabama:
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