Date:         Sat, 24 Sep 1994 22:30:30 -0700 (PDT)
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         Jeff Nolan <jnolan@netcom.com>
Subject:      Re: CA, land of busses galore

I don't exactly get a stiffy whenever I see an early bus (I do on crew 
cabs). I live on then Peninsula and see at least one or two a week. I 
have a '61, a guy who lives down the street from me has a '67, a guy who 
lives next door to my surfing buddy has a '65 (although, he always seems 
to be working on his), and so on. They're around, although dwindling. I'm 
just pleased that owners are leaving them stock or close to it; it's 
really sad to see a vintage bus or crew slammed, stuffed full of stereo 
equip and painted neon. But, that's just my preference.

BTW, I'm beginning to think I need a name for my ride... any suggestions 
for a '61 walk thru, with safaris and water color curtains fore and aft 
with matching bean bags in the back? 

-jeff

PS- still looking for an ignition switch (one that works, please). 

> 
> > Here in upstate NY if you see an owl-face you honk and jump up and down
> > in surprise .....
> 
> They're not THAT common here! I jump up and down and honk if I see one. 
> Yesterday at lunchtime, I was driving through the parking lot near Una
> Mas! in Otto ('59 Single) and what do I see across the lot but a dark blue
> or primer big-tailight split crewcab. I followed her all the way through
> the lot and honked, but she didn't see me. I have the same question: 
> 
> > wasnt anyone on the list was it ????? ;)
> 
> :) 
> 
> Bob
> -- 
> Bob Kenyon                           | "Pilots take no special joy
> Beautiful Downtown San Jose, CA      |  in walking. Pilots like
> rrk@rahul.net                        |  flying." -- Neil Armstrong
> 
>