by NipRing Thu Apr 26, 2012 8:44 amI actually dont mind the Scooby Doo thing .My brothers joke about that all the time with me. I was a kid, I liked Scooby. But i really dont like it when people call it a bus, or little bus. Heck its a panel van. I guess bus reminds me of "micro-bus" i.e. VW., and thats not my thing. And when i think of "cool" i dont think of a bus.
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Its not a bus...
NipRing- Number of posts : 336
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I was refered to as "That guy in the short bus" once...I didn't quite know how to take it. 
dan nachel- Number of posts : 394
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Just lick the windows and smile. It baffles the s--- out of them.
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my self I can't stand hippy van .if I hear that i'm done talking to that person... altho every time i see it on e-bay ad I always ask the person what's a hippy
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dan nachel wrote:Just lick the windows and smile. It baffles the s--- out of them.
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When I was a kid panel vans were called "Pot Vans" by some... 
Casimier- Number of posts : 864
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In the late 60's everyone called my van a truck.
I had to educate them.."it's a van"
Hippie van and microbus came later
I had to educate them.."it's a van"
Hippie van and microbus came later
EconoCarl- Number of posts : 1109
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Blame it on Ford!
I guess the marketing guys at Ford were capitalizing on the VW Micro-bus thing.
I guess the marketing guys at Ford were capitalizing on the VW Micro-bus thing.
EconoCarl- Number of posts : 1109
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Now that's some funny s--- there!dan nachel wrote:Just lick the windows and smile. It baffles the s--- out of them.
dan nachel- Number of posts : 394
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Back in the 70's , when I was a member of "midwest vans" we were all proud to call ours "f---trucks, but not around our girlfriend's father.
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