writes:
In article fc.003d0941022b5fc03b9aca00d47dabad.22b5fcc@pmug. org,
(Glenna Rose) wrote:

n writes:

"Glenna Rose" wrote in message
My Prius, like all my past automobiles have, carries things most
don't
carry in their fancy trucks. You know, things like plants, bales of
hay,
vinegar/soy barrels for rain barrels or garden planting, chicken
feed,
1x6, 2x4, etc. lumber up to 8 feet long, rolls of fence wire, potting
soil,etc., as well as the conventional things like groceries.g

I lust after a Citroen Pluriel which can be a sports car or a tiny
truck
with a flatbed or a sedan etc etc.......
http://www.human-interface.de/en/res...en_pluriel.jpg

That looks very interesting. After taking a quick look, I bookmarked
the
page to explore later. Thank you for posting it. It would certainly
fulfill the variety of uses my poor cars are subjected to. :-)

Glenna



Glenna, I don't think there are Citroen dealers in America, and parts
would be even harder to find. Great car with hydraulic suspension.
--
Billy

Probably not. But then the first Prius cars in this country were imported
by individuals. We had one in Clark County two years before they were
available to the public; that is how it got here. Perhaps someone will do
the same eith the Citroen and spark some interest. Everything starts
somewhere. :-)

Glenna

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