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Date:         Fri, 07 Feb 1997 08:17:42 -0800
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From:         Martha Feddersen <martfed@televar.com>
Subject:      Re: End of the Mexican Beetles

Philip R. Hanlon wrote: > > Listmembers: > > It WAS too good to be true :( > > Little cars are going back to Mexico due to govt. saftey standards, feds > did > the bust, a nurse at Thomas husband works for importation and she heard > you > and I talking about them and told her husband, there are 23 loose in the > US > and the feds mean to track 'um down and capture them, if we had bought > them > too bad. But I loved the idea of a NEW Beetle. The ones due here in 98 > will > be water cooled front engines and not really the same at all. I might buy > myself a restored one, now I've got the fever. LaterSemi-New Beetles : it's my understanding that there is a place in seattle and vancouver BC that will build (repair) you a brand new bug on an old chassi (yours) for around $7000. maybe someone out there has more info on this. seattle i heard somewhere, but vancouver i read in magazine archives at library, if anyone wants to research it. marti 91 gl not syncro


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