[T3] Clementine

[Adriel Rowley]

> Thank you Adriel. I'm checking to see if I'm getting some of my hair line
> back LOL. Guess your dog would go crazy if he or she heard one of those
> boxer Diesels that Subaru sales overseas.
>
Glad to be part of a community despite my lacking/quirkiness.

Dennis, good luck!

Hmmm, bet you are right, as perked up when she heard a Subaru wasserboxer
start up a few years ago in front of a class I was at. Though, you all 
bring up an interesting point; what makes the boxer engine a unique 
sound? More than valves, as the Volvo has them (something is clanking
despite hydraulic valves) and the Mercedes is solid. 

Also, an added factor is the sunroof in both the Volkswagen and the Mercedes. 
In the latter, it has a center armrest which she stands on so she can have 
hear head out the sunroof. Must look odd seeing a dog head sticking up! l.o.l.
Only issue is the slobber sometimes gets on the glasses.

So in short, boxer engines have advantages over other formats, one of which is
a pleasing sound even without a muffler. 


Thank you!
Adriel

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1971 Sunroof Squareback with F.I. - Located in Coastal San Diego County
1985 Mercedes-Benz 300TD-T - Dog Wgn
Master's Student, A.S.U., living in north central Mesa, AZ