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Old 09-24-2012, 10:27 AM   #121 (permalink)
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Haha, I know what it is.

But, I'll let Ben tell (hopefully show) you. You guys aren't even close to what it is.

I wouldn't necessarily say coolest hybrid ever, but definitely the most impressive.
Right, so now almost everyone knows except for me Did I miss something while I was in the bathroom?

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Nobody here will ever own one of these. Think bigger (yes, bigger than the train).

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Old 09-24-2012, 11:16 AM   #122 (permalink)
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I dont know what the big deal is. When you finally see it you will say thats neat and move one. Maybe 2 people on this whole forum may buy one, but its nothing to loose sleep over. Like Ive said I worked for Baker Equipment who made the electric postal vans in 2000 and it was nothing to loose sleep over or taunt people about.
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Well, the term hybrid has been abused and really taken out of context. I am guessing Toyota branded the car like that for fear US Americans would give it a name of our own.

There have been many good examples of a real hybrid posted here and some of my friends will argue that the El Camino is a hybrid, part car, part truck.

Ben, hes duct tape and bound in the back of a van near a government office with no identifying marks by a building with just a street number on it.

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Nobody here will ever own one of these. Think bigger (yes, bigger than the train).

A lot of people probably don't even know things like this even exist.

Anyway, I emailed Ben to poke him about this thread.
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Old 09-24-2012, 12:52 PM   #125 (permalink)
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Well, the term hybrid has been abused and really taken out of context. I am guessing Toyota branded the car like that for fear US Americans would give it a name of our own.

There have been many good examples of a real hybrid posted here and some of my friends will argue that the El Camino is a hybrid, part car, part truck.
So true. Honda-tech has a subforum called "hybrid". It's all about Prelude and Integra engines in Civics.
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Old 09-24-2012, 01:05 PM   #126 (permalink)
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I'd call my car a "cool diesel-gas hybrid" (I sometimes pass gas while driving with the A/C on), but I don't want to abuse the term

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Ben, hes duct tape and bound in the back of a van near a government office with no identifying marks by a building with just a street number on it.
I had nothing to do with that, honest! I thought Ben was procrastinating to give Jethro some time to get better.


Should this thread be in the Lounge until Ben adds some real info? I'm having a good time, btw
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Ben has been moved to the basement.
...is that where the "tar & feathers" are kept?
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Old 09-24-2012, 02:46 PM   #129 (permalink)
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With all of the tar we have been keeping heated up his hybrid better be good otherwise it will never save as much energy as we have spent on his hype
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Maybe it runs on tar and feathers, making it a hybrid.

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