Service Vehicles

[Nina / Cliff Lesher]

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Piano Technicians,

While these vehicles may or may not be logistically practical for all,
it seems they are tailor made for marketing our profession.  What fun
you could have with the logo.

I always wondered what that "PT" stood for.

Cliff Lesher, RPT cruiser (in a piece-of-crap, '87 Mazda B2000)
Lewisburg, PA
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Farrell wrote:

> Because my 18 year old car has given me a few troubles lately, I am
> considering looking elsewhere. I have never bought a new car in my
> life, and have long felt I likely never will. I would consider new,
> just because a reliable service vehicle is a necessity for me. The PT
> Cruiser is the first car I have ever seen that both looks kinda cool
> and has the ??potential?? to be practical. Terry Farrell
> Piano Tuning & Service
> Tampa, Florida
> mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: Clyde Hollinger
>      To: pianotech@ptg.org
>      Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2000 8:55 AM
>      Subject: Re: Service Vehicles
>
>
>     > > I am toying with the idea of getting one of those
>     > > Chrysler PT Cruisers as my
>     > > service vehicle. Does anyone use one of these? How are
>     > > they for carrying
>     > > actions, tools, and all our "stuff"?
>     > >
>     > > Terry Farrell
>     >
>      Terry,
>
>      Why are you toying with this idea?  If it is because the PT
>      Cruiser is cool and you like the idea of owning one, then
>      you may need to make some sacrifices in its practicality.  I
>      think it would be a showstopper to drive up to clients'
>      homes in one of those, but for myself I don't really expect
>      it to happen.  :-(
>
>      Regards, Clyde
>

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