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Re: alfa-digest V8 #1213
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- Date: Sat, 12 Oct 2002 18:13:25 -0700
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By the way, even though I've not driven a recent Miata, the original
one was certainly no real competition for an Alfa Spider in my eyes.
Like most Japanese cars, it was designed by the numbers by engineers
who take the train to work, and therefore there was something left out.
That "something" is, in my humble estimation, the passion that makes
all of us rabid Alfisti.
George Graves
'86 GTV-6
Actually, if I have my facts straight.. they were in the Irvine
office, near LA, (the design team)
and rather than riding the train everyday, they drove the So CA stop
and go traffic..
So, your argument mostly holds... for different reasons.. ;-)
Jon
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