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To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (250)	3/22/1999 9:25:00 PM
From: who cares?	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5787

"Strict rules of golf Goldfinger." BMT216A or BMT214A depending where you look. 216A seems to be the most popular, and the way the car is now. Here's 214A ianfleming.org Here's 216A geocities.com also here, look close in this one, you can see another plate partially visible, bastards. ianfleming.org One of the other plates looks like LU6789 in this picture of a model. cgi.ebay.com If memory serves they profiled this car in a magazine a few years back. Seems like it was rescued from obscurity for a few thousand. The guy spent way more getting all the gadgets to work than he did for the car itself, think it's been auctioned a time or two as well. Highly suggest Copernic99 and a good lacky like my Waylon Smithers for doing these inane tasks. Mr. Burns