I know this has been rehashed many times, but IMHO, Ron N's D at Rochester is a Steinway. More specifically, it is a modified Steinway. Q: What do you call an all-original 1959 Corvette? A: A Corvette. Q: What do you call a 1959 Corvette with a '69 302 engine with four-bolt-mains, angle plugs, ported and polished valve passages, 2.02 I&E valves,12:1 pistons, 0.610 lift cam, 850 double-pumper dual-feed carburetor, 4.88 12-bolt rear end, etc., etc.? A: A modified Corvette. It started life at the factory as a Steinway/Corvette, it is still the same size and shape as a Steinway/Corvette, the basic frame and structure is the same, only some of the innerds have been changed and upgraded. IMHO, same thing. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- > You cant seriously say that, for example Nossamans D is a Steinway. Its > so far removed its absurd... and hey... wasnt that the entire point in his > redesign ? So I am sure you understand the concept... its just where you > draw the line that is up for grabs here. > > Cheers > RicB > > I love it! That is something I can't get my brain around. "Will it > still be a Steinway?" I guess I'm not too bright but I don't get the > concept. > > dp > > David M. Porritt > dporritt at smu.edu >
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