HONDA AFVM
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This car has the look of a very solid car. The wheel gap is just right and the way it sits on the road looks very classic. I like what I see on the interior and the car looks great from the side........The pictures make the car look longer, a matter of fact, the rear door looks longer then current, but I think it is an optical illusion........Either way, this car has character......
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JeffX
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*presence
side note: this reminds me of reading college football message boards when somebody described a QB as having "great pocket presents"
that one became an internet legend...
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HONDA AFVM
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Jeff wrote:
*presence
side note: this reminds me of reading college football message boards when somebody described a QB as having "great pocket presents"
that one became an internet legend...
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SHIT, I even googled it in 2 different forms to make sure I spelled it correctly......... I typed in Mystical presents and road presents just to be sure........You all know I can't spell.......I should have typed in "Your presence is requested" and it would have came up........
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HONDA AFVM
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This car has the look of a very solid car. The wheel gap is just right and the way it sits on the road looks very classic. I like what I see on the interior and the car looks great from the side........The pictures make the car look longer, a matter of fact, the rear door looks longer then current, but I think it is an optical illusion........Either way, this car has character......
Last edited by JeffX on 06-15-2012 16:23
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according2kev
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HONDA AFVM wrote:
This car has the look of a very solid car. The wheel gap is just right and the way it sits on the road looks very classic. I like what I see on the interior and the car looks great from the side........The pictures make the car look longer, a matter of fact, the rear door looks longer then current, but I think it is an optical illusion........Either way, this car has character......
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Yeah, it could be the camo fooling the eye because to me, the rear end looks longer than the current car.
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according2kev
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HONDA AFVM wrote:
Jeff wrote:
*presence
side note: this reminds me of reading college football message boards when somebody described a QB as having "great pocket presents"
that one became an internet legend...
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You all know I can't spell.......
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Don't feel bad, neether can I.
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HONDA AFVM
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according2kev wrote:
HONDA AFVM wrote:
Jeff wrote:
*presence
side note: this reminds me of reading college football message boards when somebody described a QB as having "great pocket presents"
that one became an internet legend...
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You all know I can't spell.......
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Don't feel bad, neether can I.
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Thanks.....:-)
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kirk
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At least the cap lock was off lol
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Mr. Taggart
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Jeff wrote:
*presence
side note: this reminds me of reading college football message boards when somebody described a QB as having "great pocket presents"
that one became an internet legend...
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Joe Namath always had pocket presents for the ladies back in the day.....
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owequitit
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according2kev wrote:
HONDA AFVM wrote:
This car has the look of a very solid car. The wheel gap is just right and the way it sits on the road looks very classic. I like what I see on the interior and the car looks great from the side........The pictures make the car look longer, a matter of fact, the rear door looks longer then current, but I think it is an optical illusion........Either way, this car has character......
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Yeah, it could be the camo fooling the eye because to me, the rear end looks longer than the current car.
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Tightening up the body work and getting rid of the bulbousness in the rear quarters would have that effect on the eye's perception of the length. This is a large part of the reason the 4th gen Accord looks significantly longer than the 5th gen, even though the 5th gen is only marginally shorter.
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FiSH-Chan
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HONDA AFVM wrote:
SHIT, I even googled it in 2 different forms to make sure I spelled it correctly.........
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you're not the only one I google whole sentences many many times just to make sure what I am typing is correct..
btw I really can't see ANYTHING from that camo.... only see the profile and shape.. basically can't see anything out
how do you guys see it?? the camo pattern makes my eyes cross
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Grace141
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HONDA AFVM wrote:
Jeff wrote:
*presence
side note: this reminds me of reading college football message boards when somebody described a QB as having "great pocket presents"
that one became an internet legend...
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SHIT, I even googled it in 2 different forms to make sure I spelled it correctly......... I typed in Mystical presents and road presents just to be sure........You all know I can't spell.......I should have typed in "Your presence is requested" and it would have came up........
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My first thought reading the thread title was of fun to drive roads gifted to drivers who enjoy driving. Rather cool thought actually. I'm curious if the Touring model will be just that or simply a more fully-loaded EX-L.
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Gfn8r
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FiSH-Chan wrote:
HONDA AFVM wrote:
SHIT, I even googled it in 2 different forms to make sure I spelled it correctly.........
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you're not the only one I google whole sentences many many times just to make sure what I am typing is correct..
btw I really can't see ANYTHING from that camo.... only see the profile and shape.. basically can't see anything out
how do you guys see it?? the camo pattern makes my eyes cross
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Agreed--that zerbra camo is retina-searing! Well, for those of you who remember those "hidden image" pictures from fifteen or so years ago, I couldn't see those either!
I don't remember Honda using this stuff quite so much, but for some of us (like me), it apparently does the job!
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Waldo
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These test builds are probably being assembled in Japan. The eye searing camo is also being applied there, so that the cars remain disguised during the trip to the US. As pre-production vehicles, they are very high value, and no doubt arrived here in the belly of an airplane.
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HONDA AFVM
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FiSH-Chan wrote:
HONDA AFVM wrote:
SHIT, I even googled it in 2 different forms to make sure I spelled it correctly.........
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you're not the only one I google whole sentences many many times just to make sure what I am typing is correct..
btw I really can't see ANYTHING from that camo.... only see the profile and shape.. basically can't see anything out
how do you guys see it?? the camo pattern makes my eyes cross
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You have to look a the shadows, sunlight and block the spinning twirls out, look beyond the,.........
http://vtec.net/forums/one-message?message_id=1072302&news_item_id=1072135
These to pictures are PERFECT examples of exposing all the lines, the top picture showing the shadows of the side and the bottom shows the waves in the hood......
The 2 pics above are the most exposing of any pictures I have seen of the lines of the car..........a good photo shopper can make the car right here.........
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FiSH-Chan
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HONDA AFVM wrote:
You have to look a the shadows, sunlight and block the spinning twirls out, look beyond the,.........
http://vtec.net/forums/one-message?message_id=1072302&news_item_id=1072135
These to pictures are PERFECT examples of exposing all the lines, the top picture showing the shadows of the side and the bottom shows the waves in the hood......
The 2 pics above are the most exposing of any pictures I have seen of the lines of the car..........a good photo shopper can make the car right here.........
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Oh yeah that is a much better picture... but I still cannot stare it long enough my eyes automatically blink fast after that....
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FiSH-Chan
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I think the color contrast is causing my eye reaction...
It would be terrible if I had to drive with one of them testing in front of me around noon time in bright sun.....
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