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12-29-2008 #1
Old Car Craft article
Found this in one of my old Car Craft magazines. Kinda risky and outspoken considering where the hobby was going at the time.
I wonder if they knew then how big the import scene was going to be if they still would have printed that article.

Martin Quenneville
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12-29-2008 #2
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I'm sure. The domestic vs. import argument is going to go forever (or until GM/Ford/Toyota merge), and they did pretty much nail every obnoxious import trait.
Besides, if they offended anybody, Source Interlink Media (Car Craft's parent company) offers plenty of other options - http://www.simautomotive.com/ .
12-30-2008 #3Nice, talk about playing both sides of the fence.
Martin Quenneville
79' Camaro Z-28
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When life throws you a curve, hit the apex!

12-30-2008 #4I remember that article, it was great lol.
I can respect nicely done imports. I love a nice 240sx, Supra, WRX, Skyline, etc. But I can't stand all the posers with their loud, clapped out NA FWD cars that they think are soooo fast.
I heard a kid once say about his Civic: "I'm sorry I have twice as man cams, half as many cylinders and the same number of valves as you, LOL" He litterally laughed out loud! As if HP is dictated by number of cams and valves:bsjerk:
Then there was the guy with the 93 civic hatch, gutted interior, fully built NA 16B engine, ti valves and retainers and all that mess. Ran 15s in the quarter. My 67 firebird with it's $300 400 ran that fast according to my G-Tech, I had less into that whole car than he did his long block. IMO anything with a gutted interior needs to run 9s or better.
This is coming from a guy that currently ownes a '90 talon, and at one point I had 2 '90 talons. But they were both AWD turbo cars, and that's cool no matter who made it or how many cylinders it has.Traven

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