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The Number Game - British Cars Only

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Basil said:
Does it have to be a number on the side of a car or just a number anywhere on the car?
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I just presumed anywhere on a British car. No? If not, we have license plates and all sorts of stuff. I vote anywhere inside or out (even though one was of a sale record - what the heck - especially with the number allowed anywhere nested in another "rule"). :smile:
 
Anywhere. Trust me, especially with the British Car restriction it gets had enough.
 
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Not quite a car, but still British....
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Gliderman8 said:
You are pushing the envelope.... what's next, the air pressure in your tires? :rolleye:
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Well Elliot, I'm just an envelope-pusher, and I'm dreaming up other ones. :congratulatory: LOL

[now where is that air-pressure gauge? - got to get the tires to 35 PSI]
 
OK, Elliot (and/or JP), brace yourself...

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36!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[I'll totally understand it if someone else wants to chime in with their own 36... but it took a lot of creativity, or something, to come up with this on my 1275.] :encouragement:
 
Boink said:
OK, Elliot (and/or JP), brace yourself...

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36!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[I'll totally understand it if someone else wants to chime in with their own 36... but it took a lot of creativity, or something, to come up with this on my 1275.] :encouragement:
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Mark- I expect that when we get close to the "90's" you will post the octane rating while filling up your car :smile:
 
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