1:8 model diecast of the s2000?
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Originally Posted by jmargelo,Feb 12 2007, 12:29 PM
Actually, If she scored "in the 800s" then she did better than is possible. I guess she is really thinking outside the box, and her future is looking good, indeed. 
Thanks for that link, Saki GT.
Thanks for that link, Saki GT.
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mmm k so you guys had me really worried about my SAT score... so i called my dad. i got a 670 verbal, 550 math. i've been living a lie, i thought i'd gotten a 1320 for the longest time. 
not that it matters. my dad laughed at me too. 
not that it matters. my dad laughed at me too.
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Originally Posted by C_Unit,Feb 12 2007, 05:49 PM
i got a 1320... and that only puts you at about the 91st percentile rank. it wasn't THAT good. and an 800 isn't a perfect verbal score... ??? it couldn't be.
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Does anyone know where to get a 1:1 S2000?
Oh, I also have a question regarding the scales. 1:24 models surely can't be 1/24th or 4.2% of a real car, can they? I have a few 1:24 models and surely they don't look close to being 4.2% of a real car. They seem much much smaller.
Oh, I also have a question regarding the scales. 1:24 models surely can't be 1/24th or 4.2% of a real car, can they? I have a few 1:24 models and surely they don't look close to being 4.2% of a real car. They seem much much smaller.
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