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Date:         Mon, 6 Feb 1995 15:35:33 +0000 (GMT)
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From:         "M.Grant" <mty016@coventry.ac.uk>
Subject:      Re: [f] Our big happy family

On Sun, 5 Feb 1995, Eric Oster wrote:


> Well, I got a Wyse50 (read:ancient technology) for free to read mail
> with. I expect everyone else to do better, as I also have the only
> 150.00$US RUNNING (1994 US dollars) Volkswagen bus! There. Now who
> has the cheapest RUNNING, STREET LEGAL, Volkswagen bus??????




 When I bought my bus 4 years ago, it cost me 100 quid. It was a
 runner, empty inside and had a large dent in the middle panel.
 Sometimes I think its not got much better!


 A friend went out to Chamonix (French Alps) about three years
 ago, and got a 71 lhd, English registed bus from a German
 for 100$ US (How's that for cosmopolitan?). He drove the bus
 back to England, spent a fortune on MIG welders, compressers,
 angle grinders etc, took everything rotten of the bus and ...
 well thats as far as it got. Its been in a barn ever since.

 


 Marcus
 `70 bus
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Marcus Grant
mty016@uk.ac.cov
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