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FKA: noble97monarch
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Yup, I'm waiting for one of these to hit the surplus market. My next conversion shell for sure!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13012083




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Every time I see another leap forward in technology I always wonder .. where is the one that says "Designed and Built in the USA" hmm


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where is the one that says "Designed and Built in the USA"

Just dig around in the mountains of Pakistan. It will be in small pieces!




Formerly: 1997 Barth Monarch
Now: 2000 BlueBird Wanderlodge 43' LXi Millennium Edition DD Series 60 500HP 3 stage Jake, Overbuilt bike lift with R1200GS BMW, followed by 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited,
“I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.”
 
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Or Afghanastan, Iraq,Libya etc. The Pentagon has got some great stuff.. I was thinking more in the line of say.. mass transit issues, more efficient individual transportation, heating etc. Smiler


1986 Barth Regal SE
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8610 3363 34TFPOB
 
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I seriously doubt that Americans will give up their love affair with the automoble / truck no matter how cool the mass transportation vehicle is.



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I don't think it's a matter of giving up our love affair with the automobile, but rather having choices for at least some of the trips we make each day. Commuting to work in a single-occupant vehicle, for an hour or more each day, with traffic varying from bad to barely moving -- that's a Hell I would not endure. Let me ride a bus or train where I can snooze or read the morning paper, and save on my gas bill (not to mention insurance and maintenance costs). Oh, and parking -- in downtown Seattle, it's $200/month and up.

Forget the fantasy that started this thread -- what commute corridor in the world could possibly accommodate a rubber-tired "bus" going 150 mph???
 
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I don't think we will either... nor should we have to. In South Dakota we are to sparsely populated for mass transit to be a factor. In some metro areas that may be different. I'm just waiting for the youtube video with the 200mph+ 12sec 1/4 mi 100mpg crash-proof American made car/truck! Oh ...under $10,000 Big Grin


1986 Barth Regal SE
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8610 3363 34TFPOB
 
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Did anyone notice the 'babushka'?
Jim


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id proabally go to $11000
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Originally posted by Gerald:
I don't think we will either... nor should we have to. In South Dakota we are to sparsely populated for mass transit to be a factor. In some metro areas that may be different. I'm just waiting for the youtube video with the 200mph+ 12sec 1/4 mi 100mpg crash-proof American made car/truck! Oh ...under $10,000 Big Grin
 
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