<johnaire@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >I finally made it back from Okinawa. Three weeks there. The trip was >great. They sure have some small cars there and the streets are seemingly >smaller. Our ForwardLook cars wouldn't be too practical there as the >streets are too narrow. Lets tell about Europe. There have always been more American cars in Scandinavia compared with other European countries. For example, my Nordic country is large and sparsely populated and usually the streets are wide enough. Forward Look cars were cool cruisers already in the late '70s.. Take a ride with old FULL SIZE Mopar in Paris, Athena, Roma etc. or anywhere else in southern Europe and you will miss your mummy.. Go to the roads of United Kingdom, soon you hear warning from the radio that there is a one goofy driving the wrong side of the road and you are wondering "who one?": There are hundreds of drivers in wrong side of the road! :) ****** Motor Trend 11/60: "The 361 cid V-8 engine has a 9:1 compression ratio. The ratio has been lowered from 10 to permit the engine to operate on regular gasoline". It has been many decades ago, probably in the '60s, when the gas was called "regular" and "premium" in Finland. What was the actual octane number for that regular gas? Mark Finland |