Re: Mini Petrol Powered Corvette 'Go-Kart' For Sale (7ft Long) On UK Ebay

ZÿRiX <com@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> >
> > And the original challenge was to find a Corvette TITLE - which we
call
> > a V5 - that says it's a 1983. Simple. All Corvettes first registered
in
> > 1983 will say they're 1983 cars. They won't say that it's an '82 or an
> > '84 car. Because it isn't outside of some internal specification
> > tracking designation.
> 
> Just a bunch of backward ass dumb fucks that cannot drive on the RIGHT
side
> of the road...
> Look at the vin and enter it here and you will not find one that comes
up as
> an 83...
> http://www.analogx.com/CONTENTS/vinview.htm

Jesus fucking christ.

What is so hard to understand about this?

Year of manufacturer may or may not equate to your 'model years'. Just
as neither of these may or may not relate to the year of registration.

You do realise that a 'model year 1984' car may well have been
manufactured sometime in 1983? - which is my point.

I'll just type it again for the terminally stupid Yanks:

'The C4 Corvette was *MANUFACTURED* between 1983 and 1996' - please note
that this is an entirely separate issue to the 'model year' - a
manufacturer, if they wished could call a car made this year (that's
2006, just to remind you) a '2008 model year'. Coming to think of it,
they could say it was any fucking model year they desired as it doesn't
really make any difference.
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