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From: Las Cruces, NM
Originally Posted by fantastic88
WOOOhoo, so I beat a C3 at the track. A 79' Vette ran a 15.3 to my 15.1. With my 3.5" and upcoming PCM do you think I can bring down a C4 at the track?
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Originally Posted by rjolly87
Originally Posted by fantastic88
WOOOhoo, so I beat a C3 at the track. A 79' Vette ran a 15.3 to my 15.1. With my 3.5" and upcoming PCM do you think I can bring down a C4 at the track?
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Originally Posted by SSsuperchargedEi
Originally Posted by rjolly87
Originally Posted by fantastic88
WOOOhoo, so I beat a C3 at the track. A 79' Vette ran a 15.3 to my 15.1. With my 3.5" and upcoming PCM do you think I can bring down a C4 at the track?
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From: Fitchburg Ma _ToastedRice_
Originally Posted by GonneVille
Town Car is the Big Daddy, Continental is next biggest, then the LS. The "Mark xx" series is actually the "Continental Mark xx". Idon't know if the Continental is still in production, but there was an overlap with the LS. But there were several years when no Continental was produced.
Originally Posted by GonneVille
As for the oldest name on a car sold today, I believethe Crown Victoria takes that prize. If not then it is definitely the Continental.
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