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EJ25RUN @ Dec 21st 2007 12:23PM
mr dolemit..... lets begin.
#1. I dont know why you got in to the whole racist whatever rant...but
here is the real scoop.
i am not racist at all! i am an auto entusiast that feels nothing is sacred. i never even liked the fact that Ford owned jag and rover!
its like when tvr left blackpool to be made in italy. i feel the heart of the auto industry is dying to a war against the $.
if it werent for big business i woulnd feel this way. Again cars mean more to me than a piece of metal so seeing jag and rover move again is why. Its the same reason i liked the idea of B.L. in the 70's, of coarse bl was a major failur but its the idea i liked. There, never take what i say in racist terms. Its all about the attempt at keeping the automobile a gloriuos piece of machinery instead of the displosable form of transport it has just become.