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Date:         Wed, 30 Nov 94 15:26:32 CST
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From:         Joel Walker <JWALKER@ua1vm.ua.edu>
Subject:      Re: Interesting Bus conversions

On Wed, 30 Nov 94 14:05:10 CST Jan Allbright said: >More - More - More

well, in a couple of the little books about custom buses and so forth, there are a few examples of stretched buses with double rear axles. one of them even has two engines. and a wood-burning stove for heat ... big stove. (how you like them apples, Martha?). :)

my thought was to meld two buses into a greyhound look-alike, with the tag axle, and to add some sheet metal up top for that Scenicruiser look, then to have an emblem painted up which would be a tortoise/turtle in a galloping pose (like the rabbit emblem used to be). :)

joel jwalker@ua1vm.ua.edu


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