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Non-Tech : LUXOR INDUSTRIAL CORP. -- Worth checking out ! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Imal who wrote (18)	3/30/1998 6:41:00 PM
From: Double E	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 178

I'm out here . . . and have been a Luxor stockholder for years. I have been slowly accumulating and am now taking a huge position because I agree with you that this may be the year. I hear lots of positive things and have received numerous press releases from a broker friend and everything is coming together very well. I think we need to keep this thread alive and start trying to encourage more interest. Once this stock breaks it may move rather quickly. They have a great product and a great market. Sorry I've been quiet so long . . . we all may have reason to become more active real soon.

To: Imal who wrote (18)	4/1/1998 2:34:00 PM
From: Gerald F Bunch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 178

Hello Imal I'm here lurking here's a tidbit From: Luxor Industrial Corporation <luxor@intergate.bc.ca> Subject: Luxor's April 1, 1998 News Release Snavely Forest Product's Initial Order of IBS 2000 Reaches Lowe's Retail Yard...Immediately Resulting in Unprecedented Retail Sales Luxor Industrial Corporation is pleased to announce that the first shipment of IBS 2000 units to Snavely Forest Products in Baltimore has resulted in immediate unprecedented retail sales. In addition to the 8,280 unit order for engineered joists referenced in Luxor's press release dated February 9, 1998, Luxor has already shipped an additional 5,000 IBS 2000 units to Snavely for application with conventional lumber. Lowe's, one of the largest building materials retailers in the United States, second only to Home Depot, is featuring the IBS 2000 product at Maryland's largest builder's show, Builder Mart '98 on April 2, 1998 in Baltimore, as well as, at an Open House at Lowe's retail outlet, The Contractor Yard, in Frederick, Maryland on April 17, 1998. In March 1998, prior to the building show's exposure and the Contractor Yard's Open House, Snavely and their retail accounts already confirmed in excess of two dozen separate retail IBS 2000 orders with installations having been completed with some of the areas largest builders. In a product bulletin mailed to over 5,000 customers, Lowe's stated: "Rarely in this business are we able to announce a genuine new product. Most products today are improved, redesigned or redressed.but not new. This is not so with the IBS 2000. IBS 2000 is a load sharing floorsystem that is like no other product in the market. Not only does it greatly improve your floor system,.it saves money" With the distribution system currently in place, Luxor Industrial Corporation is focusing on increasing end user sales. The Company expects to disseminate further sales information in the near future. For further information contact Budd Iwaschuk at (604) 684-7929 or (800) 665-2454, or visit our web page at www.luxorcorp.com. Regards GB