Created by: | Orig. Posting Date | User Name | Edit Date |
| May 31, 2023 11:26AM | Dan Moffet | |
| May 30, 2023 08:36AM | saggy | |
| May 30, 2023 07:25AM | Chansonreve | |
| May 30, 2023 05:47AM | ve9aa |
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May 31, 2023
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Originally Posted by saggy
The most popular engine displacement for classic Mini vehicles closest to 1 liter was 998cc (cubic centimeters). The original classic Mini, which was produced from 1959 to 2000, featured various engine sizes throughout its production history. However, the 998cc engine, often referred to as the "998," was one of the most commonly used engine options for classic Mini models. Answer from ChatGPT......it's a whole new world !
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The most popular engine displacement for classic Mini vehicles closest to 1 liter was 998cc (cubic centimeters). The original classic Mini, which was produced from 1959 to 2000, featured various engine sizes throughout its production history. However, the 998cc engine, often referred to as the "998," was one of the most commonly used engine options for classic Mini models.
Answer from ChatGPT......it's a whole new world !
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Originally Posted by ve9aa
Can't we do something about them?
Like make them answer a skill testing question or something?
A few of my other hobby type forums are like this.
For example: What is Paddy's last name?
What was the most popular size of classic minis engine displacement closest to 1 Liter.
Something along those lines.
We could even have questions for the Bini owners (I make fun of them, even though I own two) like
What company bought the Mini name?
Who has the best matching floor mats (with credit to Bill in NC and his skunks)
Like make them answer a skill testing question or something?
A few of my other hobby type forums are like this.
For example: What is Paddy's last name?
What was the most popular size of classic minis engine displacement closest to 1 Liter.
Something along those lines.
We could even have questions for the Bini owners (I make fun of them, even though I own two) like
What company bought the Mini name?
Who has the best matching floor mats (with credit to Bill in NC and his skunks)
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Can't we do something about them?
Like make them answer a skill testing question or something?
A few of my other hobby type forums are like this.
For example: What is Paddy's last name?
What was the most popular size of classic minis engine displacement closest to 1 Liter.
Something along those lines.
We could even have questions for the Bini owners (I make fun of them, even though I own two) like
What company bought the Mini name?
Who has the best matching floor mats (with credit to Bill in NC and his skunks)
It just gets so tiresome reading spammer messages every time I check in here. Thanks go to good guys like Dan in Ottawa for keeping vigil.
Like make them answer a skill testing question or something?
A few of my other hobby type forums are like this.
For example: What is Paddy's last name?
What was the most popular size of classic minis engine displacement closest to 1 Liter.
Something along those lines.
We could even have questions for the Bini owners (I make fun of them, even though I own two) like
What company bought the Mini name?
Who has the best matching floor mats (with credit to Bill in NC and his skunks)
It just gets so tiresome reading spammer messages every time I check in here. Thanks go to good guys like Dan in Ottawa for keeping vigil.
~ 30 minutes in a Mini is more therapeutic than 3 sessions @ the shrink. ~
Mike 
NB, Canada
