That's algebra, not a car model. I think the Fiat marketing dept. was vacationing in Greece when it came time to name it. Because it's Greek to you? :o :lol: :lol: :lol: I thought it was some odd version of a Pontiac Fiero. :? It was an inexpensive mid-engine sportscar based on the 1100 sedan drive...

Also - I'm sure they were around before that, but in WWII, various planes added superchargers to make enormous power at high altitude where there's not enough air. Spitfire, P-51, P-38...I'm sure many others. Rolls Royce Merlin V-12 P-51D.jpg merlin-supercharger.jpg image172.jpg P-38 with Allison V-...

I do this odd thing where I look over my shoulder when I back up. Might be just a quirk.

My end link bolt was just not tight enough and it was a loud click.

Met some old car friends (old car, not old, car) for coffee. So fun to see them. They brought a '64 1800 with the RED Jenson interior (but oddly not a Jensen-built body), a '59 356, a '60 356, and a '65 SWB 911 / 912 conversion.

I rode my bike....

Link is to a Norton Commando, but I saw it in the BaT thread. 428,000 miles, wow. It looks great.

An auto red block would drive me crazy.

Bridgestone Blizzak. Amazing on ice and snow.

If you have a local NAPA store, they should have a small metric set.

That’s tough. Positive thoughts to the abscate family. I’m so impressed with how she loved trips and cars and boats.

In HS, I almost talked my parents into a V6 wagon instead of the 245, since they were used to V8s. They sat in it, drove it, studied the brochure....I was pretty sure they were going to do it. They bought an American V8 wagon. But that V6 was the Peugeot Renault Volvo joint project, right, and had s...