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To: presidio9
I think we should classify auto into categories.
1) The assault vehicle. Two or more of the following:
a. Chrome wheels
b. Wide Tires
c. 17” or maybe even the dreaded 19” wheels
d. Holds over 10 gallons of gas.
e. More than 1 tailpipe
f. Over 4 cylinders

2) The sawed off vehicle: Shorter than 100” Wheel Base.
3) The high capacity vehicle: Holds more than 5 passengers.
4) The high power vehicle: More than 150 horsepower.
19 posted on 06/02/2003 10:22:14 AM PDT by RRWCC (Even under a good king, a subject is still a subject.)
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To: RRWCC
Virtually every car made in America before the 1980's qualifies under 1 (d and f, and quite a few e), and most up into the 90's and today. And that's not counting trucks and SUVs.

I'd guess at least half the American made cars prior to 1980 (probably more) qualify under 3 and 4.
22 posted on 06/02/2003 10:27:39 AM PDT by babyface00
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To: RRWCC
Nah, just purge the roads of 17-year old ricetards.


40 posted on 06/02/2003 11:49:53 AM PDT by IowaHawk
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To: RRWCC
LOL

OHHH, ohhh stop - your killing me!!!
Thanks - now I have coffee all over my laptop.

Don't forget:
flash suppressors - extra long tail pipes.
pistol grips - stick shifts
Bayonet mounts - towing hitches
43 posted on 06/02/2003 12:03:03 PM PDT by taxcontrol
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To: RRWCC
Don't forget the dreaded "cop-killers": cars with sharp hood ornaments designed specifically to penetrate standard police-issue body armor.
54 posted on 06/02/2003 12:37:29 PM PDT by nravoter (I've given a name to my pain, and it's "Hillary".)
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