DoctorBlade wrote: Nissan Leaf: Sorta made in the US Sort of like the Crown Vic's were technically Mexican, if I recall.
Nope, St Thomas Canada
DoctorBlade wrote: Nissan Leaf: Sorta made in the US Sort of like the Crown Vic's were technically Mexican, if I recall.
Nope, St Thomas Canada
Adrian_Thompson wrote:DoctorBlade wrote: Nissan Leaf: Sorta made in the US Sort of like the Crown Vic's were technically Mexican, if I recall.Nope, St Thomas Canada
More than technically. Made in Canada, just like the Camaro. So are a bunch of Chrysler minivans, IIRC. You know, American cars
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rebelgtp wrote:wbjones wrote: I remember the '57 Chev's not needing a key to start .. depending where you left the ignition switch when you got outIf I remember right Tiff's Invicta only has a key to unlock the doors. Has a push button starter.
Nope! The starter is engaged by flooring the gas pedal.
Javelin wrote:rebelgtp wrote:Nope! The starter is engaged by flooring the gas pedal.wbjones wrote: I remember the '57 Chev's not needing a key to start .. depending where you left the ignition switch when you got outIf I remember right Tiff's Invicta only has a key to unlock the doors. Has a push button starter.
Went out and checked. It is a combo of a dash button and the gas pedal to start it. No key to start.
rebelgtp wrote:Javelin wrote:Went out and checked. It is a combo of a dash button and the gas pedal to start it. No key to start.rebelgtp wrote:Nope! The starter is engaged by flooring the gas pedal.wbjones wrote: I remember the '57 Chev's not needing a key to start .. depending where you left the ignition switch when you got outIf I remember right Tiff's Invicta only has a key to unlock the doors. Has a push button starter.
I also remember older Chev's (I think) that had a starter push button on the floor at about 1 o-clock to the top of the accelerator ... turn key on, heel on gas pedal, toe on the starter button ....
Something strangely alluring about this picture... http://dubuque.craigslist.org/cto/4023881816.html
ransom wrote: It looks like there may still be some sanity among audiophiles, but seeing those for sale, for serious, for several hundred dollars almost killed me with the laughing...
People buy Monster Cables for digital applications.
Hah, hah, hah.
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