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07-08-2009, 09:03 PM
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Nutty Professor
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Brisbane, Australia
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Logically if Ford mount a teeny weeny 4 banger in a cavernous Falcon engine bay there should be enough room for the front half of an AWD system without jacking the car up.
Then if we remove the section of the car that has the rear doors and seats, we have a small 2 door, 2 seat AWD sports car that will rival the likes of the Evo and WRX. Not what Ford had in mind I'm sure but I reckon that would have worldwide market appeal, especially in Britain. I reckon its a pretty nifty idea, and yes this is not the right economic climate to release blah blah blah I don't care. I reckon its a good idea. Input?
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New use for new Ford 4 pot
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