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Date:         Tue, 4 Oct 1994 09:59:11 -0500 (CDT)
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From:         jbrill@unlinfo.unl.edu (James Brill)
Subject:      Re: Five Year Dream Car Pick

Well, since no one else has mentioned it I thought I would.  I would 
have to have one of those Ferraris that Hunter Thompson has in that 
hole outside of Aspen, Colo.  Of course I would either have to get him
to sell or have them make another one.  I am a bit thin on the details
but I am pretty sure it was a Ferrari.  4WD, big v-12, couple hundred 
miles/hr claimed top speed, and, the best part, a heavy machine gun 
or cannon mounted on a turret.  Now, give me just one of these babies 
and I think we can lay to rest all arguments about those other 'cars'.
-- 
James A. Brill Jr.         \\  //     If my thought dreams could
jbrill@unlinfo.unl.edu   \\ \\// //   be seen, they'd probably put
University of Nebraska    \\//\\//    my head in a guillotine.
free-lance homo sapien     \/  \/                   --Bob Dylan--
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