I'm sure that you could easily get some, say Ron at Bus Depot, to sell
_untranslated_ editions today!  True VW collectors would want to have
the original German <grin>!

Assuming someone (like Ron) wanted to buy 20 of them and import them,
what would they cost at that quantity?  Again, no change, the same one
being sold in DE.

  Stephen Gutknecht
  mailto:SGutknecht@i405.com
  http://www.i405.com/vw/Seattle/
  Renton, Washington

> ----------
> From:         Thomas Niksch[SMTP:cct_tom_niksch@CLASSIC.MSN.COM]
> Reply To:     Thomas Niksch
> Sent:         Sunday, November 30, 1997 1:48 AM
> To:   Vanagon@GERRY.SDSC.EDU
> Subject:      video: rear engined buses 1948 till 1993
> 
> Ron,
> 
> Recently a jourmalist who nicely composed a video named Bulli, Bus and
> Pritschenwagen in german language, asked me about my opinion
> concerning to
> bring such a video on the noth american market.
> 
> The film shows the compete range of the rear engined busses from 1950
> to the
> the very end in Graz 1993. It is about 90 min long and includes a
> session of
> about 25 minutes showing a queue of approx. 300 buses passing by for
> the 1993
> Bulli meeting near Koblenz.
> 
> As costs for transferring the  video into english in a professional
> way are
> quite high I forward these questins to you:
> 
> - How many of those videos could be distributed in USA / CDN ?
> - What would be a reasonable price compared to other offers in the US
> ?
> 
> Siegfried H. Maier who produces the videos will provide a copy in US
> system
> compatible standards and in german language so maybe somone (e.g. Tom
> Forhan's
> wife) can consider if it's worth while beeing "exported"
> 
> Thanks Tom N.
> 
> adress is:
> Siegfrid H.Maier
> Bischof-Fischer-Stra�e 118
> D-73430 Aalen
> phone +49 - 73 61 - 6 60 14
> fax: +49 - 73 61 - 6 49 94
>