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AutoPuzzles Today => Features, Stories and Photos => Topic started by: MG on November 12, 2006, 09:40:49 PM
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Let's face it. Today's cars are damn good automobiles. One could almost imagine a Hyundai Accent beating Jim Clark's time around Watkins Glen in his Lotus of 40 years ago. A stretch? Maybe...
Read it here. (http://www.autopuzzles.com/cfeature12.htm)
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Nice read!
Can we use this for a feature article?
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Indeed!
Of course that is why its good to have a modern car AND a classic. When I need to rush a pregnant wife to the hospital there is no need to much around with a balky carburator and a fall morning on a twisty back road doesn't have to be wasted on a minivan box.
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Can we use this for a feature article?
Indeed! It is now in the "public domain", whatever the hell that means. ;)
its good to have a modern car AND a classic.
Absotutesly. Only a fool would have a "classic" as your daily driver. By definition, a daily driver must be capable of being driven EVERY DAY without fail or excuse. A classic car, by definition , is the antithesis of a daily driver. Which is why I got rid of the Maxima. I simply can't afford to have a car that is at the shop having one thing or another fixed. If I'm not moving, I'm not making money. Hello, Toyota!!!! ;D