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Subject:Re: It's still friday, so...
From:tom ring
Date:Thu, 4 Sep 2003 18:46:57 -0600

WOW!  We have a thing here in the twin cities, called CI - Cylinder Index. It's
from a talk show called Garage Logic. Rural CI, the most stringent, should be
your age or greater.  Sounds like you have that easy.  I count  66 or more
cylinders here.

Congratulations.  Oh, you can also count cylinders in engines which are in the
process of being rebuilt, or are spares.  ;)

And it is Friday in Britain in 15 minutes, so I feel safe.

tom

On 4 Sep 2003 at 11:41, Warner, Jeff (DSIO) wrote:

> Okay, it's really not even close to last Friday anymore but it's almost
> Friday again so...
>
> 1. '87 Fox GL SportWagen (nicely modified daily driver #1)
> 2. '89 200 Quattro Wagon (somewhat modified family cruiser #1)
> 3. '91 Nissan V6 4X4 Pickup (rusty stump jumper driver #2)
> 4. '97 Mustang V6 (Wife's daily, UNGH!)
> 5. '86 Wolfy Westy (Vacation Toy #1)
> 6. '86 Coupe GT (Autocross project and Son's anticipated driver #2)
> 7. '87 GL Weekender (Old daily driver now Son's anticipated band bus)
> 8. '73 California Z (Dad's highly modified 240Z autocrosser almost never
> driver)
> 9. '74 260Z 2+2 (Old daily driver waiting for head work and complete
> makeover)
> 10. '74 Standard Beetle Fun Bug (Daily driver wannabe waiting for floors)
> 11. '72 Chevelle Wagon (Cruiser project not quite finished, definite driver)
>
> 12. '65 220 SE Automatic (Project toy)
> 13. '84 GTS Turbo Colt Silver (Autocross/driver project)
> 14. '84 GTS Turbo Colt Black (parts car)
> 15.     Cub Cadet (Weekend driver)
> 16.     Mini Bike (Tree magnet)
> 17.     Off-Road Go-Kart (Tree magnet project)
>
> Jeff Warner
> Galloway, OH
> '86 Wolfy Westy (Barry)
>

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Tom Ring K0TAR, ex-WA2PHW  EN34hx
85 Westphalia GL Albert
96 Jetta GL The Intimidator
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