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

steve@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (SteveH) realised it was Thu, 23 Nov 2006
22:38:09 +0000 and decided it was time to write:

>Dad <knockers@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> >More questionable would be the difference between a car made in 1998
and
>> >one made in 2000. Because there's no specification difference between
>> >the two, both could be registered on the same day and have the same
>> >value.
>> 
>> Order a fuel pressure regulator for a 2000 registered as a 2000 and
then
>> do the same thing for a 1998 registered as a 2000 and see what you get.
>> Try the same thing with a fuel return line, fuel pump-either one,
wheels,
>> back glass on a coupe, intake housing, TPS, steering hardware, HUD, and
>> let me know how you fair. How they can have the same value is beyond me
>> and the tax collector can have you in court here for trying that.
>> 
>> No wonder UK Corvette owners come to this and other groups for help,
the
>> system is a mess and would render accuracy in replacement parts non
>> existent.
>
>We have a much easier system. You give the guy on the parts desk your
>VIN and they order the correct part.

Our system is even simpler: only the car's registration number is
needed. The computer knows the rest.

(alt.autos.corvette added again, just for lafs)

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