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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1998 18:14:30 -0400
Reply-To:     Craig Jon Anderson <craig@MARATHONTECHNOLOGIES.COM>
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From:         Craig Jon Anderson <craig@MARATHONTECHNOLOGIES.COM>
Subject:      Cost of a good paint job
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Well... the quest for the diesel Vanagon grail continues.  I may have found a gas Westie to my liking, so I may take that step and then ponder the diesel issue as a follow on.


This particular Westie is a nice find, no rust, amenable seller (willing to let me take it for a couple days to check it out, etc.).  BUT!  it has the most god awful paint job that I have ever seen.


What should I expect for cost to have the whole thing stripped down and then repainted?  It really is that bad.  They painted it with a paint brush and latex paint.


CJA
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Craig Jon Anderson
Strategic Accounts Business Development
Marathon Technologies Corp.
Nonstop Windows NT
978-266-9999 x145
978-266-0023 fax
craig@marathontechnologies.com




http://www.marathontechnologies.com
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