

| Subject: | Re: busses in Chile |
| From: | Dave Black |
| Date: | Mon, 28 Nov 1994 15:05:01 -0700 (MST) |
On Mon, 28 Nov 1994, John Thrower wrote: > My significant other just got back from the south side of the world down in > Chile and she said that there were VW buses all over the place, including > pickups. Don't know about splitties, though. She saw some that were used as > school buses no less. The only pictures she brought back were of penguins, > mtns and statues, but no buses. > > John 70 bus > I was there last year on business, as well as Brazilia, Brazil. In Brazilia, the airport uses brand new busses for everything. When I de-planed (from a US Gov't plane; I was working at the airport), the first sight I saw was 6 or so brand new busses sitting all over the place. Since I was working there, I got to talking with one of the airport workers (as best as the language barrier would allow!), and he was telling me that there were two versions of the bus they were using; one was gasoline powered, and one was propane! He let me crawl all around, under, and through one. Sure were pretty, and all had that new car smell! I rode around quite a bit in them as well, and can tell you that they suffer from the same lack of power that most of us experience in ours! I took lots and lots of pictures; I don't have access to a scanner, otherwise I'd share them with everyone. I didn't get any pictures of penguins, though :-( Dave '71 Westfalia & SB
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