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Re: Save the 240's 200 all

posted by  someone claiming to be chris ulrich on  Wed Aug 1 11:17 CST 2001 [RELATED]



You don't need to worry about the 240 ever going away.

You can still find decent 140s and 122s out on the road, and

they haven't been made for a lot longer than the 240s. About

twice as many 240s were made than 140s, and the 140s haven't

been new for almost 30 years yet a quick search of recycler.com

and classifieds2000.com shows 7 140s of various types and huge

numbers of 122s.

If you count 740s and 940s, and if you count that 2 or 3 times

as many of these were made than 122s and 140s, there will be

10-30 of these cars available on a random week in 2035.

I'd advise anyone interested in these cars to buy a few now,

keep them in good condition, and drive them forever. Buy a few

so that if a tree jumps out in front of one or you accidently

park it shiny side down, you can pull out one of the spares.

chris





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