My bay will survive!

[sven]

A guy called my and asked if I still had the bus. I said if you come and take it you can have it. He said "I'll be there on friday". Today he drove 250 km in -20 Celsius and pretty ice covered roads with a trailer down to my place and picked her up.
I'm really happy a called me, all the other guys just wanted a piece of steel, a beam light etc. But he's going to put a diesel in it, convert to discs and air bag it. And best of all, it's going to be his commuter!

I gave him everything I could find that he could need. He has been doing some crazy beetles so he's not lacking the skills, but this is a style of garage culture I just have to support...

Oh BTW, the new T3 is a king! We are working like crazy to finish the new workshop/garage and getting 1.3 ton of plasterboard at once is no problem.

[ElusiveStranger]

Wheyhey, glad it's gone to a good home, mate.

You did point him in our direction - didn't you?
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'78 Bay, 2 litre 091 box, EJ20 NA & the ashtray's on the 'right' side.
I don't lean forward for hills any more
Bugger, missed out on "Live fast, die young"

[sven]

Yep, I wrote the URL in the window dust.