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Date:         Thu, 8 Apr 2004 11:45:13 -0400
Reply-To:     Derek Drew <derekdrew@RCN.COM>
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From:         Derek Drew <derekdrew@RCN.COM>
Subject:      Fwd: ultimate sleeper porsche rusting van -- just for fun post,
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I REALLY approve of the way this project was done and how the van looks.

It is a 140 mph rusting van in Japan.

In fact, I would not do a lick of bodywork on this van or do any cosmetic work or any painting unless I had to for structural reasons.

It would be a cool car to use to pick up date and watch their face intently for signs that you should dump them.

The forward is from my kooky automotive friend Steve Joseph who lives in Staten Island, New York, and is on what they call the 510 list, or Bluebird list, which is for Datsun owners.

>From: wardhill@pop.rcn.com >Derek >Have you seen this? >Steve >http://homepage3.nifty.com/yokohamabusstop/por%20bus.html

_______________________________________________ Derek Drew


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