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Date:         Sat, 14 Oct 95 13:43:00 PDT
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From:         "Casey, Tim" <tcasey@hdrinc.com>
Subject:      Re: Cargo Hauls



>Okay, I once had 28 passengers in my van...
>Anyone had more?
>I also once had 89 bundles of 12 phone books each, which completely
>filled the 85 floor to ceiling back to front with only enough room to
>drive and see thru the windshield, and both outside mirrors.
>That was not a nice drive.. For me or the van.


OK, I can't top either of these, but...


I load the equipment and personnel of a 4-piece rock'n roll band in my '84. 
 Everything easily fits in, and we ride in VW style and comfort.  I heard 
that during the first Stones tour of England, they used a VW bus.  Well, we 
only tour Minneapolis, but it's exciting even during the shortest drives...



                                                                              
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