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I have been learning about various older cars on Wikipedia. I've always wondered what the "cc" refers to in the engine description. For example: 1964โ€“1969 Porsche 911: 1991 cc 1965-1969 Porsche 912: 1582 cc

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1 cc = 1 cubic centimeter (volume of displacement) 1000 cc = 1 L, so a 2 Liter car is about 2,000 cc (the liters may be rounded when reported) Some American cars are listed in ci or cid (cubic inches of displacement). 1L = 61.02 cid, so the Ford '5.0L engine' is their 302 cid engine. Since cars engines typically total well over a liter, they aren't often marketed in ccs. Motorcycle and smaller motors aren't, however, so cc figures like 500cc, 600cc or 900cc are more common. See this wikipedia article on Engine Displacement units of measure for more details.

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Toyed with doing this for ages! Hope you like it. Here goes... Before getting to my current cars, I always love the threads where people share their car history, so here's mine! Unfortunately I don't have pictures for all of them so I've pointed out where I've shamelessly borrowed from Google image search. Where possible the images are exactly as my cars were. So, first up...Nissan Micra K10 1.0 | 1985 | 50 BHP | 79 BHP per Ton | 0-60 in 13.6Image from GoogleHanded down from my older sister, this was my first car. Ghastly thing but made a change from all my peers who either drove Mk2 Fiestas o

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Fantastic car to aquire. I've always admired these, it's a fantastic design and the interior is just brilliant. I was wondering which car was going to need your soon-to-be-aquired welding skills.

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Without really looking for it, I am now the lucky owner of a 166:I wasn't looking for another car. Honest! But this was too good an opportunity to pass up...as it was free. Yes, free - but of course needs a fair amount of work.As you can see from my threads on PH I am fortunate to have a diverse fleet: some in storage, some away for long time work and a lucky rotation at home according to seasons and requirements. Coming up for 10 years ago I started my first thread in Reader's Cars on my 164, saved from the tail end of the scrappage scheme that cut a swathe through neo-classics. It started my

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