The surplus CUCVs are used primiarily by us collectors and as ranch/deer
hunting vehicles. You don't see very many surplus CUCVs driving around
town, most of them are in garages or on ranches.
I don't think CUCVs even come close to puting a dent in the pickup/SUV market.
At 04:34 PM 12/22/98 -0500, you wrote:
>The truck market is so large in this country, the automobile companies have
>lobbied the gov't to quit dumping vehicles on the market. Others are not
safe to
>drive with all of the new restrictions. So they cut them up in order to
help the
>transportation economy and safety!
>
>Steve Andersen
>1943 WC-57
>
>SBJohnston@aol.com wrote:
>
>> Bobby Joe Pendleton II wrote:
>>
>> >It has nothing to with any threat or hazard.
>> >There people in this country
>> >who do not want you have anything Military
>>
>
>
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