8th May 2006 |
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Indeed - a wolf in sheep's clothing. |
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One registry member had his RSA professionally modified to give it an additional 140 bhp and a further 150 ft/lbs of torque. To find details of how he did this and to discover the resulting change of the cars character plus view other registry members articles click here |
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Registry member Dennis W of CA contacted me recently and asked: |
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I have seen, and am aware of, quite a few RSA owners with personalized plates and thought it might be interesting to show a collection of them on the website. So, if you have such a plate, please snap a digital pic of it and email it to me. If yours is one of those above - please take a clearer shot and send it to me. |
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A new registry member from Canada asked me a very good question. His name is Carl D of Quebec and he asked “How come on the registry/statistics page of this website, there is a table showing the location of all the registry members by state, but all the Canadian RSAs are all lumped into a single line titled “Canada” and not broken out by province?” |
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In order to remedy my recently identified omission, I have added a further chart below the one showing the total number of registry members and their location - especially for those members from north of the border. I have entitled it “Canadian RSAs” and appropriately given it a shot of Susan G of Vancouver BC's stunning midnight blue metallic RSA as the header. Click here to find out how many Canadian registry members there are, and how they are distributed throughout Canada. |
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Are you an RSA owner and NOT receiving the RS America.net e-newsletter? or maybe you haven't received one via e-mail for a while? ...... then see the last bullet on the Apr '06 news article |