What are we reading?

[Gusington]

TEEHEE

[Sir Slash]

I thought the 'Blue Light' meant it was on sale at K-Mart. I know the Green Light means it was assembled in America and is about to fall-apart. Get ready to spend some 'Green'.  #:-)

[Windigo]

Not sure who built the Subaru, other than the label indicates its Japanese

[Gusington]

Fuji Heavy Industries

[Staggerwing]

^ that's what it said on the engine block of my 78 Subaru Brat.

[Gusington]

Yep, still Fuji now.

[Staggerwing]

The spare tire was under the hood, over the air-cleaner cover. Unusual for then and probably now as well.

[Gusington]

Fuji also made this for the Japanese Air *ahem* 'Self Defense' Force...

[Sir Slash]

Where's the spare tire on that one?

[JasonPratt]

Fuji Shinohara Heavy Industries

>:D  :nerd:

[Gusington]

Spare is under the nose, of course.

[mirth]

Finally started Honor Harrington Book 2 last night.

I've been reading it on my Kindle App. Good stuff.

[JasonPratt]

As an update, the 3rd Missing 411 so far (about 1/3 into it) features only new or newly discovered cases, not repeats from the first two volumes -- although naturally parallels with certain cases in the first two volumes are discussed.

[Martok]

Just started Death of Kings, the 8th novel in Cornwell's Saxon Chronicles.  It's the first book in the series I've not yet read, so am entering uncharted territory. 

Also:  I realized I'll be able to pick up book 10 (The Flame Bearer) before I finish book 9 after all.  Huzzah! 

[Gusington]

Started Dutch New York: The Roots of Hudson Valley Culture, edited by Roger Panetta - a companion book to the 2009 art exhibit celebrating the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's discoveries.

After that it will be Revolution on the Hudson: New York City & the Hudson River Valley in the American War of Independence by George Daughan.