Check out the link to this article. It is about a business owner that is using a Beetle as a decoration for her business, but city officials don't want it there.
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19 years ago
Check out the link to this article. It is about a business owner that is using a Beetle as a decoration for her business, but city officials don't want it there.
There's a pub right near my old University home that has a '70s Beetle on the roof. I think they put it there to rival a nearby pub/cafe that has 4 Mini's on top of it!
Which one gets more business?
People in Ohio just don't have enough to worry about with the unemployment rates rising, war, etc. so they obviously needed to find an important issue to bitch about.
We bitch about Pittsburg having an Ohio Quarterback too... ;) Jack
"The front half of a 1960 Bug serves as a canopy over the Taste of Seattle Coffee Shop in Mt. Gilead."
Wow .... an ultra rare '60 Super Beetle. You don't see those very often anymore. ;-)
-- Scott
It's interesting that the accompanying survey was 85% in favor of letting them keep the bug.
George
I'm originally from central Ohio and just moed to Pittsburgh, so I reserve the right to bitch about both places ;-)
"michelle" wrote
And the average IQ in both states went up. Right?
*grin* - just had to use the old joke
Yeah, as long as you ignore my inability to type :-D
No idea! I don't drink :-P
-- Howard Rose
1966 VW Beetle 1300 Deluxe 1962 Austin Mini Deluxe 1964 Austin Mini Super Deluxe
I'm with Scott on this one...........I didn;t even look at the link til he pointed out that the car was a 60 model *and* a Super Beetle................Look at it ................LOL
The mounting is pretty sad, but it could be done much better and made very safe. I can only imagine they did it that way to "load" the front springs and make it look somewhat normal................for some reason...........................
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