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Re: Why do the R142 R143 and R160 have similar designs ? |
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Posted by Broadway Buffer on Sat Apr 26 23:08:29 2008, in response to Re: Why do the R142 R143 and R160 have similar designs ?, posted by G1Ravage on Fri Apr 25 06:51:57 2008. And the designs of car classes somewhat reflect the decade in which they were made. The R-15s were very 1950s with the porthole windows and exterior paint scheme, the R-44s & R-46s with the fake wood, tan walls, and shades of orange seats reek of the 70s, and the R-62s & R-68s are reminiscent of the 80s with the stainless steel mirror interiors. Even the R-142s - R-160s represent the high-tech information era of today with all of their features, white & light blue-gray interiors, and that rippled stainless steel at the car ends (on most R-160s). |
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