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ok, but take a look at this one .. http://www.iaai-bid.com/veh_detail.asp?auctionid=668773&itemid=719623 now, i don't know for sure that fuel hoses caused it, but it's probable. what gets me is that the junkyard is actually trying to sell this thing, and suggests (?) that you can get parts off of it!!!! anybody got any ideas just which "parts" might still be intact and useable??!! there is one down in san antonio, tx, if anyone wants to check on it ... can't see any damage, but they say it 'won't start'.. http://www.iaai-bid.com/veh_detail.asp?auctionid=668403&itemid=719002 not sure how you'd big on these buses. i suppose you'd have to get someone with a bidder's license or whatever to bid for you. oh, well ... :) |
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