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To: Jon Koplik who wrote (7904)	3/27/2000 2:24:00 AM
From: engineer	Respond to of 13582

OT.. Now I understand where used car salesmen come from....they are just horse traders.... Early sales of the Model A appear to be slow. "Our research team contacted a number of buggy dealers and horse traders," said analyst Tom Whatt, "and of the few that had even seen the Model A, none reported robust driver uptake. Apparently there have been delays in getting the cars shipped from Michigan, and some horse traders appeared unsure how to market the product. Based on this, we project far fewer drivers in Model A's than originally forecast for this year. I desperately hope this leads to massive liquidity problems, so I can finally be right after promoting Duryea for years," Whatt stated.