Re: [PIC] Ferrari
In article <3a2...@runswick.octacon.co.uk>,
"David Palmer" <dav...@666palmer.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> Oh thank you very much Microsoft, now I look a right tosser :(
Yeah, it final all posted. Pretty good picher, Twisted Dave. I doan
care much for the subject, but it's a nice job.
You know what powers a Ferrari?
... Well, they didn't have any engines that would really work, until
they obtained the license to produce the Ford 60, which Ford phased out
of production. A Ferrari 12 cylinder is just two Ford 60's, put
together.
Thus was born the "legend". Oh well...
--
Jonathon R. Oglesbee
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