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Old 04-24-2004, 04:33 PM
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What does FTO stand for?

I used to know....it was Fun...something something....I think.

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Fresh Touring Origination
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Re: What does FTO stand for?

Foolish Toyota Owners?
Feet Too Odorous?
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Re: What does FTO stand for?

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Fresh Touring Origination
You positive, or is that a guess?
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Nah, it is Fresh Touring Origination.
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Re: What does FTO stand for?

FTO= For Thrashing Only lol
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Re: What does FTO stand for?

I'm Going With Fresh Touring ...but I Thought It Was Orientation Not Origination
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Re: What does FTO stand for?

Actually Possibly Fun Touring Option... Which Would Make Gto Gay Touring...i Mean Grand Touring Option?
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Re: What does FTO stand for?

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Nah, it is Fresh Touring Origination.
The real one is as Hostile said, but we prefer another version of it....read below in my signiture
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Re: Re: What does FTO stand for?

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Actually Possibly Fun Touring Option... Which Would Make Gto Gay Touring...i Mean Grand Touring Option?
GTO did NOT stand for Grand Touring Option, it stands for Grand touring Omolagato, which loosley translates into "Grand Touring class production vehicle, homologated for racing"
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