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Originally Posted by redpoint5
It amazes me how quickly I've got from an initial impression that the truck is hideous, to it kinda growing on me.
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Scott Adams was amazed too. It took him three days before he threw down his $100. I'm trying to convince my son to do that. In two years his Silverado will be paid down and his SRT-8 will have appreciated. I don't think he appreciates needing one less parking space.
oldtamiyaphile — Thanks for mentioning the Ox. There's also the
VW Hormiga.
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Originally Posted by aerohead
Technically,the frontal area would occur at 1/3rd body length,then utilize the next 2/3rds for decelerative pressure-regain....From there,one could do any degree of truncation and still maintain the 'Kamm-Fachsenfeld' form.
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Thanks. I found out if you search for 'fashenfeld' you'll never find 'fachsenfeld'. I wanted that for the discussion of Peter Brock's Cobra Daytona Coupe. I think a key feature are the generous chamfers on the front corners.
Here's an article on edges:
www.seattletimes.com/.../cutting-edge-aerodynamics-auto-designers-discover-surprising-new-things-about-saving-fuel/