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Driving on the 401 today
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OK, OK, my heart rate returned to normal; 401 describes a road, not a model of Bristol...
What little I know, is the 1970's "CD" car, the one with the V8, was always a fastback, and the 1980's "SC" was always a notchback, if that helps (and unless I'm wrong, which is always possible). Regardless, nice sighting.
What little I know, is the 1970's "CD" car, the one with the V8, was always a fastback, and the 1980's "SC" was always a notchback, if that helps (and unless I'm wrong, which is always possible). Regardless, nice sighting.
Certainly sounds like it. I don't know if any of those were ever officially imported (well, to the US I don't know about CA). We had a Bitter dealer somewhere around here in the D.C. area and I'd see SC's from time to time. Never a CD. Um, I have a 1/43rd one in my display case.:single_eye:
