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12-13-2009, 11:13 AM

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wtf does 2+2 mean?

ive seen it around some times talking about "1966 mustang fastback 2+2" wat does that mean?

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2+2 is just a fastback. Not sure where they got that. Seems like nissan uses that term too.

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PEI Auto - Automotive Dictionary - T

Two Plus Two (2+2)
Bodystyle incorporating two front seats plus two very small seats at the rear for children, small pets or extra luggage.

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