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29-08-2008, 04:50 AM | #9 | |||
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I'm struggling with other aspects of your rant... so what if Ford spent a lot of work into the T3s? I'm sure there's good reason why Ford ditched that motor in favour of the Boss... and I'm sure it was more than just for emissions reasons. It's called a 'use by date'. Like I said, the T3 was nothing special in its day. The sales numbers (you are almost right when you say you haven't seen one) suggest it didn't sell because it didn't tick the right boxes... even though it was relatively affordable. Lastly, in reference to the cammed LS1 comment, my long gone LS1 was literally a street racer. It had a sports suspension, bigger brakes etc... the reason why I mentioned it was in reference to a comment that I should drive the T3 before passing comment... but my point is that it just wouldn't excite me. History will judge the T3 accordingly. No need to get angry with me because, like you, I have an opinion, too, which is neither right or wrong.
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