Hey Mike -- I'd sure like to know where all these popular school buses went -- I've been calling around (so far to So MD Auto Parts, Brandywine trucks and Kessler's. That number to the wrecking yard on the Eastern Shore came up disconnected) and I either have to painfully explain to 10 different people what the heck I'm talking about (and invariably end up with "Naw, ain't got none of them here. click") or they know what I'm talking about but "ain't seen no busses with them tares in years."

The best part is when the crackhead answering the phone calls me "Hon" and wants to know what kind of truck I have. So when I give up and tell her so we can move forward, she ends it with "We ain't got nothin that old. Sorry hon. click."

Lottsa fun, this tin hunting.

John


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