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Subject: Re: hummmm!

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MR2

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Date Posted: 15:45:25 09/09/01 Sun
In reply to: TVR 's message, "Re: hummmm!" on 01:36:47 09/07/01 Fri

Yo, gimmie a shout when your in the Midlands!!! I wouldn't dare race ya, even though i have 320 ponies!!! You think am stupid??? You'd make a mokery of me!!! I gave a Ferrari 348 a good run for its money though!!! 348 had too much top end though!!!

>At last, an American who appriciates what some car
>makers in the UK can do. Could it be the start of
>something? Thanks for your support by the way.
>
>I was not knocking Playstations, I was mearly pointing
>out that at 35 yrs old, I consider myself past playing
>with them. My kids have one, but they dont have any
>racing games.
>
>MR2 - Ummmm well.......If I find myself in the
>midlands I will let you know. As for a race......I
>dont think even your 320bhp will keep up. Mine was
>bought in Bristol and has since been worked on by
>myself and a friend to bring the bhp up. Im certain
>your motor has a lot of cars licked, but the power to
>weight ratio of TVR's can very rarely be beaten.

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