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by lotos » Mon 09.02.2009, 18:52
page 87, a story about the 2008 Scion xB wrote:At the Scion brand's launch in 2003, Toyota officials used the term "funky" about 5000 times. Two Jameses - Rick and Brown - may have been credible arbiters of funk. But when you're talking about cars, what the heck does funk mean? A Lotus Elan with an Isuzu engine?
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by Doug » Mon 09.02.2009, 20:39
interesting, yet bizarre quote . . .
but any mention is good for keeping the flame alive . . .
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by GeoffSmith » Mon 09.02.2009, 23:06
It must be true - Sarah is often heard to mutter things about "that funking car".

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by nitroman » Tue 10.02.2009, 06:42
The last issue of Classic Motorsports had an article about updating OLD sports cars with modern alternators and stated that their favorite unit was "the Denso alternators used on Japanese cars fit the bill very well. Our favorites are the ones that came on '90s-era Geos." Magazine (article provided) link here:
http://www.gustafsonspecialty.com/welcome2.htmlPicture on R.D. Enterprise's site:

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