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To: Harry J. Finn who wrote (1026)	6/26/1998 10:51:00 PM
From: Buckfa	Respond to of 3383

6 144's filed since June 19th I traded this stock 2x early for a nice profit....sitting on the sidelines now until something concrete comes out. Just looking through Edgar saw this big influx of 144's caught my attention, not enough time to sort through all the posts so if this is a duplicate, my apologies. Buckfa

To: Harry J. Finn who wrote (1026)	6/29/1998 10:56:00 AM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Respond to of 3383

There is only one Auric. Don't know the "bullfighter", but he seems more educated with respect to the misdeeds of the broker dealer community. And besides, the perpetrators of Bull S on this thread can always use another detractor. Regarding your comment that "I am part of one of the companies that have viewed the OX2 Engine. Many of us have been watching the crap on this SI with a great deal of amusement." first off who is '"us" ? So what if you're an OMC distributor and you read "Hot Boat" magazine. You're outta your league here, a Wall Street amateur. The average "thread head" (you're the pup here, bub, since you can't possibly have been in this biz very long) doesn't ever look at valuation or execution or proprietary technology position. AENG has none of this. Patent position of AENG is well documented: none and no hope of anything strategic given the prior art (dating back to 1909) which boxes anything that AENG might get royalties for. Go back and read the summaries: exchange2000.com through 969. Valuation and resources (read cash and management) matters as the Godzilla ads say. At this point, since it appears that "those in the know" of the automotive industry think TRAV and Murray are brilliant, there is no point in having any reverence for them since they don't seem to be able to pay patent counsel to advise them that even if this thing turns, it does not have one ounce of protectable royalty stream. Any of the BIG 3 as Fratman would say can design around the smallest of details on this perpetual motion machine. It doesn't matter that Shelby bought in at $12 and is telling all of his buds to do the same. TRAV and Murray are the Barnum and Bailey (hey that's pretty good) of this circus and they've snowed 'em all. It's great to ride a "faux mo" stock like TRAV pumps and dumps, but when do you get off the merry go round? He'll not be calling you first, pup. You may not know who we are, but I can tell you that TRAV does and it doesn't make him feel good to have us on his screen. Prior to this he operated in relative obscurity and he was able to shear all the sheep that he wanted. Now there are plenty of people who are questioning his swagger ("weekends are for Michelob" my arse) and "don't pay any attention to that man behind the curtain" mentality. Go home and read some books on classic flim flams, there all being used and rused here.