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>BTW:  I was told of a 1978 bus that a guy has for sale about 15 miles 
>south of me.  He wants $100.  It is drivable however, the kid that bought 
>it had to give it back cuz "he couldn't get a title for it."  If there is 
>a will, there is away.  The only thing I can think of that would make it 
>impossible to get a title is if it was stolen or if there was a lein on 
>it and there isn't.  I think it's simply a lost title in which case a bit 
>of private detective work and some cash would itron this puppy out.  I 
>know cuz I did it before with a bug I got from the salvage yard.  Took me 
>a month but by damn I did it! Okay, enough for now.  I'll post the 
>results of the bus hunt as I don't have room for it even if I did buy 
>it.  I hope someone can rescue it if it ain't in that bad of shape...

 Another way to find out is to give the chassis or engine number (if
original) and ask a police officer to call it in to the NCIC. This should
give the last known owner and the person's address.

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 Raul
 Wilma  (1982 Westfalia)
 Larsen (1956 Microbus)

 "I take credit for nothing and disclaim everything"
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