Re: And the "Montreal" was Not Named for the Racing Circuit

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Re: And the "Montreal" was Not Named for the Racing Circuit

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And a couple of years earlier, it might have been called the "Mont-Tremblant" too. Maybe split by market a bit like the Monza/Modena pair were initially. Not too bad a name for a watch actually, Mont-Tremblant, I could have lived with that.

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Why Camaro as a name: simple answer or maybe not so?

Message from Jack Heuer re the Name "Camaro"

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Its great to have Jacks memories..,

Indeed fantastic!! *NM*

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Re: Why Camaro as a name: simple answer or maybe not so?

Your point is a very good one

And the "Montreal" was Not Named for the Racing Circuit

Re: And the "Montreal" was Not Named for the Racing Circuit

and Imagine the "Watkins Glen" or "Indianapolis"

But we did have "Indy" - or not maybe ;-)

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