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Re: A suggested upgrade in my choice of cars...
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- Subject: Re: A suggested upgrade in my choice of cars...
- From: Thomas Washburn <thomasw@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 16:00:45 -0700
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- Reply-to: Thomas Washburn <thomasw@xxxxxxxxxx>
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"Jay T Hinton" <jhinton@domain.elided> wrote:
> We were trying to figure the turning radius of the new driveway, and
> he suggested I go to a larger radius, as afterall, I might want to
> upgrade to a Cadillac or Mercerdes.....
>
> So I immediately led him into the garage and showed him my 91 164L,
> which is still in quite presentable appearance, and told him I had no
> intention of downgrading to either of the above mentioned cars.....
He needn't worry -- if your 164L can make the turn, a Cadillac or
Mercedes (or Freightliner, for that matter) should have no trouble.
I've never owned a car with as huge a turning circle as the 164.
On most of the streets around here (Northern California), there isn't
enough distance curbside-to-curbside to execute a U-turn in my 164
without reversing. I have no idea how Italian 164 owners get by in
the narrow lanes of the centro storico.
Regards
-Tom
thomasw@domain.elided
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