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| trev0006 |
 Jun 23 2011, 10:21 AM
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| Dirty Evo |
Jun 23 2011, 06:14 PM
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I also was kind of irritated at the "hapless" comment in regards to the 914. Basically because it makes no sense. The 4 cyl 914's were a great sales success.. so in that regard, would be considered a successful if short lived platform. And weren't the 914-6's successful in racing, even though a failure in regards to sales / profitibility?
I just am not understanding what was "hapless"... most accounts I have read of the 914-4 describe it as an overwhelming success in regards to popularity and sales at the time. just reinforces my opinion of that magazine.. |
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