A "Cat's Eyes" is a different (and superior) road stud from the UK, and the name comes from the inventor seeing his car's headlights reflected in a cat's eyes by the side of the road one night.
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I had no idea they were called Bott's dots, I always called them turtles.
man people are just looking for SOME kind of excuse.
Awesome. That's all I was picturing while reading the article. WHAT THE HELL IS A GIGAWATT???
Sounds like a movie starring Will Smith.
Response to this article from FuelShark.
What the flux's this thing supposed to do?!???!?
Still just a few LED's and spark plug caps.
Hillman Imp!
* It was never the Manta Ray Concept
*It came out in 1965, not 1969
*It was the rebodied Mako Shark and was called Mako Shark II
There's only one thing wrong with the Veyron concept - its badges. This concept would have been awesome as a TVR.
You are completely correct, that is the way it should be done. When I came to my new unit, they apparently knew nothing of this, and I have to fight them every step of the way about radio edict.
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