G-machine n. an automobile capable of withstanding one g of extra gravitational force due to braking and turning at high speeds; (hence) any fast vehicle, such as an automobile or boat. Etymological Note: G- < ‘gravity’ + machine (source: Double...
G-machine n.— «This is my attempt at building a G-machine. All the term G-machine means is a car that has enough modification to pull 1 G in acceleration, braking, and turning. » —“The Bilicki Zone” by Robert...
G machine n.— «This G Machine can carve ‘em up with the hottest performance boats, and manages to do so with safety, comfort and panache.» —“G Machine” by Ron Eldridge Trailer Boats Sept. 1, 1998. (source: Double...
g-machine n.— «The 911 eclipses the mile-a-minute mark in 3.9 seconds, having used less than 200 feet of roadway to do so. In short, Porsche’s turbo thruster is the most efficient g-machine Poular Science has ever tested.» —“A...
G-machine n.— «I didn’t expect them to transform the Civic into a balls out G-machine, but all in all I’m happy with ‘em.» —“Cheap Tires for my Civic” by MIke Owyang Usenet: rec.autos.makers.honda Sept. 9, 1996...
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n.— «(title)» —“Re: (CAR) G MACHINE 2Untweakable!” by Tom (comp139p125@camins.camosun.bc.) Usenet: rec. models.rc June 6, 1994. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)