Date: Sun, 15 May 2005 06:18:05 GMT From: Paul Halliday <pjghnospamyonder.co.uk> Subject: OT PWP Content Error [WAS: Re: The C900 hatch to make a comeback!]
in article 69qdna8vQ5VO9hvfRVn-uAnospamast.com, Tex at texnospamm101.org wrote on 14/05/2005 22:21: > btw, on your web page (trollhattan trip) you misidentify the "battered > Mercedes" parked in the street when it's actually a BMW (perhaps a 5 or 7 > series). > > ;-) Yup! That's been pointed out a couple of times and I've remedied the local copy ... Just to overwrite it when re-synching back from the online space after amending other parts of the site from work :) TBH, I've no idea whether it was a 5 or 7 series, either. I just pointed it out to my wife as a Mercedes and that got stuck in my mind. I was looking at the other cars :) I'll correct it (again) now. Ta. Trollh”ttan town is just as much a part of the museum, as the museum itself. It was a shame the factory was not open to visitors but they were just tooling up for the release of the SS. What was overwhelming to me about the museum was the love of the product and the passion for it that was exhibited by the board. SAAB cars truly are special. Perhaps that is where I get off being quite abrupt about more modern SAABs being more "interfered with" by other interested parties. Have you been? Later on in that holiday we went onto Oslo, where I found (when we got back) that there was another car museum in Oslo that had some odd/rare SAABs. IIRC, the prototype 9000 convertible was on show at that museum ... Or is that the one in Finland? Paul 1989 900 Turbo S http://saab.go.dyndns.org/
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