Re: Humpster Irony
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Re: Humpster Irony



The 70 AMX two seater being mistaken for a Torino is a bit odd! I could see the humpster called that (by someone without a clue, naturally!) because it is at least closer in size. 

There are more humpsters out there than any other Javelin, especially still on the road. More chance that someone's seen one! There's still one running around my home town in SC -- I remember the guy who had it when I was in high school -- Mitchel Rish. He was in my brother's class (two years above me). Don't know who has it now, will have to talk to bro when I'm back. 

Now that last one is real funny Fred!! 

On April 27, 2005 Alfred T Koos wrote:

> >18,000 mile 1970 amx built 360
> >It's been called a...Torino by someone truly clueless
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> The first time my sister entered her '70 Javelin in a car show, it was called a Torino by a passer-by!  (And they probably didn't mean the IKA version.)
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> My favorite comment is still the one received by some fellow club members who were at a gas station with a '69 AMX.  A semi-drunken passer-by shouted (with indignation) "What t'hell is THAT?  Some kind of a...SHORTENED Javelin?"
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> Alfred Koos
> Alamo AMC
> San Antonio, TX
> akoos@xxxxxxxx
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