>As for hauling firebrick, I prefer to simply keep a close eye on the condition of the fuel line and use the pencil clamps! =) I used to work with a gal at a restuarant that said that her mom used to take her to equestrian meets with her mini-pony in the back of the microbus. I just laughed at the time wondering what would have happened if "ol hos" decided to start kicking and freaking out inside of the bus. I also wondered about potential calamity in a panic stop situation. Then there are other more organic aspects that we won't delve into... I wonder if the bus was a bench or "trot-through" ;) ellis aka rusty\
>>Caught him some miles later at a roadside attraction and, >>when my Dad asked how he did that, he showed us a half-ton >>of firebrick on the floor. His center of gravity must have >>been just above the axle... > > >Now that's major soundproofing! > > -Steve Maher smaher@gi.com '71 VW Transporter > >P.S. Or is it in preparation for the next installment in the "Manifold >Destiny" thread? :) > >
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