What's going on with the gauge cluster?
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Originally posted by Wombert@July 11, 2004, 5:34 AM
just btw... that's a V6 gauge we've seen there, that why it says 200kph max. GT speedo will go up to 250kph
just btw... that's a V6 gauge we've seen there, that why it says 200kph max. GT speedo will go up to 250kph
BTW, they had at least seven "K.I.T.T." cars made. Each was capable of a different stunt that you saw on the show. I don't know who did the lights on the voice box but the cars were partially designed and made by a mechanic that lives near me.
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Originally posted by GMconvert@July 11, 2004, 1:59 AM
In the state of Florida, they only inspect your vehicle when you first register it in the state...and by "inspect," I mean they come out of the office, look at it for three seconds, and hand you your plate.
It's incredibly lax in this state. Now, in California or New York, you'd probably have a much harder time.
In the state of Florida, they only inspect your vehicle when you first register it in the state...and by "inspect," I mean they come out of the office, look at it for three seconds, and hand you your plate.
It's incredibly lax in this state. Now, in California or New York, you'd probably have a much harder time.
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Originally posted by GMconvert@July 11, 2004, 2:15 AM
Yeah, I heard about the Knight Rider movie! I also heard production has stalled on it...have to see where that goes.
Always used to be a big KR head myself.
Yeah, I heard about the Knight Rider movie! I also heard production has stalled on it...have to see where that goes.
Always used to be a big KR head myself.
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Originally posted by fvcrew22+July 11, 2004, 1:03 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (fvcrew22 @ July 11, 2004, 1:03 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-GMconvert@July 11, 2004, 1:59 AM
In the state of Florida, they only inspect your vehicle when you first register it in the state...and by "inspect," I mean they come out of the office, look at it for three seconds, and hand you your plate. It's incredibly lax in this state. Now, in California or New York, you'd probably have a much harder time.
In the state of Florida, they only inspect your vehicle when you first register it in the state...and by "inspect," I mean they come out of the office, look at it for three seconds, and hand you your plate.
It's incredibly lax in this state. Now, in California or New York, you'd probably have a much harder time.Well the way I understand it (grew up in Ft. Lauderdale) They changed the rules a few years back that you only need inspections if the car is something like 8 years or older...or maybe that was for emmisions. either way it was much easier to get my car inspected in FL than in NY. But now I am in MA(havent yet registered) and from what I understand, it is pretty easy.
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