These units make it easy to load as much as 48,000 bd/ft ( say 120,000 lb in a 50' box car ) much more than the average for loose-loaded cars.

These were not ' armored cars ' in the sense implied by the modern term, as they provided no real protection for their crews against any kind of opposing fire.

These larger displacement cars were called Type 12s.

These carry continuation chassis numbers from the original cars.

These cars were exported to Japan and Southeast Asia with Opel badges.

These included large and small efforts in all areas of the automotive landscape — most notably in the realm of pickup trucks ( such as the Mazda B-Series, which spawned a Ford Courier variant in North America in 1972 ) and smaller cars.

These cars were not very successful and so the partnership was dissolved after two years, following which Opel's sons signed a licensing agreement in 1901 with the French Automobiles Darracq S. A. to manufacture vehicles under the brand name " Opel-Darracq ".

These cars were made up of Opel bodies mounted on a Darracq chassis, powered by a two-cylinder engine.

These include an adolescent male who had a strong fetishistic interest in the exhaust pipes of cars, a young man with a similar interest in a specific type of car, and a man who had a paraphilic interest in sneezing ( both his own and the sneezing of others ).

These cars are commonly called " homologation specials ".

These cars used Bosch LH-Jetronic fuel injection and purely electronic Bosch ignition, the same systems used on the later 32-valve cars, though without the pollution controls.

These cars are sometimes unofficially called S3 to distinguish them from 16-valve ROW " S " models.

These changes came starting from VIN 1001, which means that the first thousand ' 86's had the old brakes, but later cars had the later systems.

These cars use same parts as 1992 models and can be differentiated from true 1993 US models with separate VIN sequence and option code M718.

These M718 option cars still used previous model year parts like Cup I wheels and do not have 1994 model year updates despite using same 1994 VIN sequence.

These differences are evident in the way we drive our cars, in our diets, in our relationships, in our careers.

These regulations ensure that stock cars are in many ways technologically similar to standard cars on the road.

These cars are also powered by the 2 litre Ford ' Pinto ' engine.

These connectors are similar in design to the ones used for a similar purpose between railroad cars.

These trams were an animal railway, usually using teams of horses and sometimes mules to haul the cars, usually two as a team.

These cars are much quieter than those with solid metal wheels.

These are mostly older, diesel cars that pollute much more than newer models elsewhere in Europe.

These were the first ferries on the route designed to carry motor vehicles and could carry 800 passengers and 16 cars.

These companies competed vigorously for their shares of this market.

These competitions have contributed to local interest in the sport and the first professional local team, the Fuerteventura-Canarias, was formed, initially run by Óscar Guerrero, director of Kaiku, although they have not competed for the past few seasons.

These houses were status symbols for the great families of England, generally headed by great statesmen, who competed with each other to provide suitably grand settings in which to entertain members of the royal family.

These cartoons initially competed with the nationally broadcasted ones.

These designs competed with maglev systems in the high-speed arena, where their primary advantage was the very " low tech " tracks they needed.

These classes were continued for several years by various judges, but Charles Cruft dropped the attempt as the classes were never heavily competed.

These competed with success in North America but were still too heavy and Ford introduced the lightweight Fairlane Thunderbolt which used the 427 engine and was immediately competitive.

These differences also related to different cultural groups who competed for power.

These teams have competed in various major racing series including Formula One ( March and EuroBrun ), DRM ( Max Moritz, Kremer, Zakspeed ), DTM and Group C ( Brun Motorsport ), who took the team title in the 1986 World Sportscar Championship.

These competed heavily in the metropolitan areas.

These colleges have competed against each other athletically since the 1870s.

These retailed at a lower retail price than the larger Corgi Toys, and competed with Matchbox Toys.

These included Dick and Dom's Dirty Day in which the two competed to get as messy as possible with help from the general public, Public Transport in which Dick and Dom had to be transported somewhere via the public, for example via piggy backs or being carried.

) These are all recombinant human growth hormone products and they have competed with various marketing strategies.

These four houses ( Iemoto ) competed with each other throughout the 300 years of the Edo period.

These teams also competed against Japanese teams.

These figures, however, disguise a picture of growth and then decline, in common with many agricultural communities in the course of the nineteenth century, as employment opportunities fluctuated and finally went into long-term decline as foreign food imports competed all too successfully with British farming.

These certificates competed with those of MacGregor.

These compact families ( O Brien of Munster, MacLochlainn of the North, O Connor of Connacht ) intermarried and competed against each other on a national basis so that on the eve of the Anglo-Norman incursion of 1169 the agglomeration / consolidation process was complete and their provincial kingdoms divided, dismembered and transformed into fiefdoms held from ( or in rebellion against ) one of their number acting as king of Ireland.

These licences are valid for four years, and must be competed for on renewal.

These four universities are also known in the state as the " Big Four " and competed in the Dixie Classic tournament from 1949 to 1961 and the Big Four Tournament in Greensboro, North Carolina, from 1971 to 1981.

These " Major Junior " Leagues only competed against each other and did not include other Junior " A " leagues that were left behind.

These were tightly coupled machines and competed in access to the main memory.

These cars competed in four consecutive Le Mans races and one Mille Miglia.