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What Non-British Cars Do You Have?
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As soon as I saw the Ferrari I gave up trying to impress anyone..
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This is the great thing about this forum...nobody here (from what I've seen) is out to impress anyone. I'm impressed by anyone who looks at cars as more than just transportation.
Your collection impresses me, because they're all really fun. I wish I had them!
As soon as I saw the Ferrari I gave up trying to impress anyone..
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This is the great thing about this forum...nobody here (from what I've seen) is out to impress anyone. I'm impressed by anyone who looks at cars as more than just transportation.
Your collection impresses me, because they're all really fun. I wish I had them!
martx-5
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1. '03 Mazda 6
2. '96 Saturn SL2
3. '92 Miata...w/Supercharger
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If that is a Jackson Racing supercharger kit, then the company my nephew helped found, "Split Second", designed and built the electronics package for it, I believe.
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Yes, it's the JRSC. But my kit didn't come with any electronics package. That's probably the "Power Card" that comes with the '99+ kits that control timing and fuel. The fuel on mine is controlled with an Auxillary Fuel Pressure Regulator (AFPR).
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1. '03 Mazda 6
2. '96 Saturn SL2
3. '92 Miata...w/Supercharger
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If that is a Jackson Racing supercharger kit, then the company my nephew helped found, "Split Second", designed and built the electronics package for it, I believe.
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Yes, it's the JRSC. But my kit didn't come with any electronics package. That's probably the "Power Card" that comes with the '99+ kits that control timing and fuel. The fuel on mine is controlled with an Auxillary Fuel Pressure Regulator (AFPR).
rijk365gtb4
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You guys get to drive every day, I have to wait for the weekend
A 1963 (restored) and a 1960 (parts/restorable) Skoda Felicia. And I'm driving a 1937 Skoda 420 Cabriolet in the virtual rally! Check it out: https://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/s/35skpops.jpg
trrdster2000
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92 Dodge pu, just keeps on going, 94 Jeep Grand Cherokee (wifes) 03 Ford F150 Super cab (my golf car). Wayne
Tim Tucker
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'00 Maxima(son's);'00 Accord(wife's);'90 240sx(mine);'91 B2600i(mine);'72 VW Convertible (wife's)
thegoodbeamer
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1981 cadillac Eldorado
1985 Ford F150
2002 Dodge Dakota quad cab 4x4.My toy truck
1977 dodge motor home
And its sunny as always again
1985 Ford F150
2002 Dodge Dakota quad cab 4x4.My toy truck
1977 dodge motor home
And its sunny as always again
rulle7
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Being an 'orthodox' LBCer, I ain't got any non-brits.
Have had Volvo 140 and 240 series, a few Renault 4:s including a couple of bread vans, and an '88 Maserati 222 Bi-Turbo S for good fun and 'Lucasesque' electrics.
Plus a host of rather bland but dependable Japanese 'appliances'.
Have had Volvo 140 and 240 series, a few Renault 4:s including a couple of bread vans, and an '88 Maserati 222 Bi-Turbo S for good fun and 'Lucasesque' electrics.
Plus a host of rather bland but dependable Japanese 'appliances'.
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1994 chevy caprice 9C1, old police car
1997 ford cargo van
2001 dodge durango 5.9L
One of each I guess.
1997 ford cargo van
2001 dodge durango 5.9L
One of each I guess.
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Japanese I think...I don't know. I'll have to go out and look at the owners manual
MGTF1250Dave
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Since this started, my wife's car, the '95 Saturn SC2 has been replaced. My wife decided she wanted a Mazda RX8. Nice car with a small, 1.3L engine and 196 HP.
Safety Fast,
Dave
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Hey Dave, how is the RX8? I am sure I am not alone in saying that I think the Wankel is one of the coolest engines ever produced. I have even thought of finding an RX7 a few times in the past and purchasing one, I am also really interested in the RX8 but haven't gotten around to taking one for a test drive.
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Not that I don't like em, but I have several to my collection. A Blown BB 66 Chevelle, 55 210 Sedan chevy, 46 Dodge, 65 Cadilac Stretch Limo Fleetwood Broughm, the Tahoe, Chrysler Town & Country, oh almost forgot the 55 Studebaker Commander 4 Door, just to name a few. Then there are the 4 MGB's /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/patriot.gif
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Aloha Walter,
Love your screen name. I really like the RX8 and my wife let's me drive it occasionally. It sounds a little differently than piston engine cars, my wife calls it a whirly noise. It has great power and acceleration, especially compared to my MG. It seems to average about 20 MPG. The engine is small physically, and may be a great transplant candidate to an LBC. A 1.3 L engine with 196 HP that is small and light weight. The rear doors make it relatively easy to get an adult in and out of the back seat.
Safety Fast,
Dave
Love your screen name. I really like the RX8 and my wife let's me drive it occasionally. It sounds a little differently than piston engine cars, my wife calls it a whirly noise. It has great power and acceleration, especially compared to my MG. It seems to average about 20 MPG. The engine is small physically, and may be a great transplant candidate to an LBC. A 1.3 L engine with 196 HP that is small and light weight. The rear doors make it relatively easy to get an adult in and out of the back seat.
Safety Fast,
Dave