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To: AKAPAK who wrote (3557)	4/28/1999 2:28:00 PM
From: h8_2_b_l8	Respond to of 19297

This was sent out at 11:32 this morning. It looks like these Pump and Dumpers got Pumped and Dumped. These guys BOUGHT-A-WRECK. ROLL!! On fundamentals, RAWA appears excellent value. RAWA looks an even greater bargain when it is considered that the RENT-A-WRECK business is growing fast and profits are increasing rapidly - in the 9 months ended December 1998, net income applicable to Common rose 67%! Most importantly, a well motivated management appears determined to move the business forwards through both the expansion and development of its well established and highly successful business model. So far, RAWA seems to have been overlooked by the vast majority of investors. With its strong brand name, this situation may not last much longer as attention increasingly starts to focus on the small caps. Indeed, once the market wakes up to the attractions of RENT-A-WRECK, the stock price could explode upwards. An average industry rating alone would put RAWA well over $3 1/2.