Those folks in Houston do some ridiculous things to their cars, including their
roadsters. I saw a
roadster there a few years ago that had a suspension lift kit installed,
similar to what some people
put on their trucks. The ironic part is that he was competing in an SCCA Solo
2 event. Ever seen a
roadster jacked up about 2 feet in the air? I guess he didn't understand the
concept of roll
centers, etc.
Gary Boone
'70 2000
Cheyenne, WY
WyCROC
Solo 2 nut
Gordon Glasgow wrote:
> Okay, you all know I basically believe people can do whatever they want to
>their
> cars and it's cool. But every so often, you just gotta shake your head and
> laugh. Of course, this is probably pretty good theft insurance. I mean, who
> would want to steal this car?
> http://forum.houston-imports.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000638.html
>
> And since one of our other hobbies is laughing at the strange translations in
> the roadster service manual, here are some great examples of, shall we say,
>less
> than optimal translations from Japanese into English: http://www.engrish.com
>No
> doubt there are Japanese sites that show the equivalent laughs in the other
> direction, so that makes things well-balanced.
>
> Gordon Glasgow
> Renton, WA
>
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