Montreal Lancer Club (MLC)
Mar 26, 2004, 10:14 PM
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sorry to tell you guys, but u're gonna have to change the name MLC to something else. MLC is taken by the Midwest Lancer Club founded 16 months ago! 
no hard feelings..we just had it first lol
**u know this is the 2nd time that's happened? someone else wanted the name MLC..weird
no hard feelings..we just had it first lol**u know this is the 2nd time that's happened? someone else wanted the name MLC..weird
Mar 27, 2004, 01:12 AM
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When are you guys having a meet, a few friends of mine are in Chem. Eng. at McGill, I've been thinking about taking the train to Montreal during the play-offs, seeing them and catching a game. If your meet falls on a weekend I'd like to stop by.
Mar 27, 2004, 01:27 AM
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I got my done in the sticky's graphic for the windows tinting, too it costed me $200 tax inc. I wanna meet you guys/lancers.. can't wait. it is better to meet on the weekend,... You guys know a good place to buy mags..in Montreal?
Mar 27, 2004, 10:36 PM
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70's lancer in montreal
hey guys from montreal, we heard from a very reliable source in the recent mitsubishi meet at cooksville that they spotted a 70's lancer in dundas just last nov-dec 2003 w quebec plates. colored blue and its still very much intact.
very trivial to see it. i wonder who owns it? he did his homework on maintenance, that's for sure.
that's one true blue mitsubishi dude!
very trivial to see it. i wonder who owns it? he did his homework on maintenance, that's for sure.
that's one true blue mitsubishi dude!
Mar 28, 2004, 06:06 PM
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what u talking about man? the lancer was only conceived like in the 80's, late 80's, 87?
i think those guys are referring to the american car called also Lancer, i think dodge lancers? vintage from the 60-70's.
i think those guys are referring to the american car called also Lancer, i think dodge lancers? vintage from the 60-70's.
Mar 28, 2004, 09:52 PM
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check your mitsu history
i don't mean to offend you...don't get me wrong. 
the lancer was a concept from the 60's and was marketed worldwide since the 70's.
it was one of the very first japanese production cars to win a north american rallye race..... 1976 rallye of quebec!
again, correct me if i'm wrong.
happy cruising to you my friend!!!!
the lancer was a concept from the 60's and was marketed worldwide since the 70's.
it was one of the very first japanese production cars to win a north american rallye race..... 1976 rallye of quebec!
again, correct me if i'm wrong.
happy cruising to you my friend!!!!
Mar 29, 2004, 05:45 PM
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ok i'm not sure that lancer was created in the 70's, but then again they used the galant and lancers in the rally in the 70's so that part i'm wrong, but the lancer wasn't made in the 60's, cuz Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) was created only in 1970.
Mitsubishi was originally a shipping company in founded in 1870. company diversified into other domains, and made its first car (and Japan's first car) in 1917. after the 2nd world war, the allied forces broke up the company into Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and 139 other small companies in 1946. Then finally Mitsubishi Heavy Industries created Mitsubishi Motor Corp. (MMC) in 1970.
Mitsubishi was originally a shipping company in founded in 1870. company diversified into other domains, and made its first car (and Japan's first car) in 1917. after the 2nd world war, the allied forces broke up the company into Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and 139 other small companies in 1946. Then finally Mitsubishi Heavy Industries created Mitsubishi Motor Corp. (MMC) in 1970.
