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On Tue, 13 Oct 1998 01:41:55 GMT, aaron_spam@cs.adfa.edu.au (Aaron!)
wrote with a cucumber dipped in blackburry sauce:


>He's back!   *grins*  What the hell are you doing selling a Holden
>Jon?  Don't tell me you got 'sick' and bought one?

Was that a month ?

Do I get my $50 ? :-)


-- 
Dion!                      -=DUH#12=- (Y1)
"It is apparent that the President used a cigar as a flaming aid ... "

On 13 Oct 1998 11:06:57 +1000, smillie@mso.xanu.edu.au (Jon Smillie)
wrote:

>
>For Sale in Canberra.
>
>1975 Holden Premier Sedan
>
>3.3 Litre six-cylinder engine
>Automatic transmission
>
>Has 4 new retread tyres, new brakes,
>new am/fm/tape stereo, towbar.
>
>Good condition, well maintained.
>Has been serviced regularly.
>
>$1850 or near offer. Owner has gone
>overseas so must sell.
>
>email Jon at: smillie@mso.anu.edu.au


He's back!   *grins*  What the hell are you doing selling a Holden
Jon?  Don't tell me you got 'sick' and bought one?

Aaron
Aaron!
Yep, a Neon owner.....scary huh?
Member:  Neon Owners of Australia
         http://www.neon-owners.org  
         http://www.neon.org.au 

On 13 Oct 1998 11:06:57 +1000, smillie@mso.xanu.edu.au (Jon Smillie)
wrote:

>
>For Sale in Canberra.
>
>1975 Holden Premier Sedan
>
>3.3 Litre six-cylinder engine
>Automatic transmission
>
>Has 4 new retread tyres, new brakes,
>new am/fm/tape stereo, towbar.
>
>Good condition, well maintained.
>Has been serviced regularly.
>
>$1850 or near offer. Owner has gone
>overseas so must sell.
>
>email Jon at: smillie@mso.anu.edu.au

You couldn't stay away eh Jon ;-)


Kieron

Dion Mikkelsen wrote:
> 
> On Tue, 13 Oct 1998 01:41:55 GMT, aaron_spam@cs.adfa.edu.au (Aaron!)
> wrote with a cucumber dipped in blackburry sauce:
> 
> >He's back!   *grins*  What the hell are you doing selling a Holden
> >Jon?  Don't tell me you got 'sick' and bought one?

> "It is apparent that the President used a cigar as a flaming aid ... "

More like an extra-marital aid....And don't forget about the dangers of
tobacco!!

Please don't flame Holdens.  I and a friend got an old Holden (even
older than this one) at auction in Sydney, spent as much as we'd paid
the auction to outfit it (total reached $800.A) and drove her 35,000
miles all over the continent & Tas.  That big straight six it had was
unstoppable.  Had a wonderful time...  Just try that in a Neon.  You'd
go crazy... bet this is a wonderful car.

On Thu, 15 Oct 1998 00:51:13 -0400, Adam & Virginia Dydak
<dydak@3n.net> wrote:

>Please don't flame Holdens.  I and a friend got an old Holden (even
>older than this one) at auction in Sydney, spent as much as we'd paid
>the auction to outfit it (total reached $800.A) and drove her 35,000
>miles all over the continent & Tas.  That big straight six it had was
>unstoppable.  Had a wonderful time...  Just try that in a Neon.  You'd
>go crazy... bet this is a wonderful car.


Hmmm Who's flaming what?   

If you'd know anything about this group you'd know that Jon Smillie is
a true blue Ford man - I'm sure he was born in a Ford T-Shirt and will
probably be buried in one.  I personally actually prefer Holdens over
Fords but would buy neither of their Australian 'designed' cars as
they're a size too big for me.  As for the Neon not making it 35K
miles well, gee buddy you obviously know as much about modern cars as
you do about this newgroup.

It (and any of it's competitors) could do 35K miles with the A/C on,
in complete comfort without sending the passengers deaf and broke on a
fuel bill that legends are made of. 

Aaron
Aaron!
Yep, a Neon owner.....scary huh?
Member:  Neon Owners of Australia
         http://www.neon-owners.org  
         http://www.neon.org.au