Re: VLINE Passenger sale rollingstock - who gets it?

[Wombat <a_wombat@my-dejanews.com>]

In article <37455105.0@kastagir.senet.com.au>,
  "Chris Drymalik" <drymalik@arcom.com.au> wrote:
> What is going to happen to all  the historic cars in the VLINE
passenger
> sale. I noticed when I went to the web site the other day that the
list
> things like the state cars, norman and murray as being for hire. Does
this
> mean that the new owner will end up with them?
>
> Also what happens to the heritage rollingstock in the posession of the
> various societies that is currently owned by the government? The
reason I
> ask is that during the Australian National sale no one gave a stuff
about
> anything heritage. A lot of things were ignored and now we in South
> Australia have lost some important heritage stuff. Most of the paper
work,
> record cards and things never made it to the National Archives.
>
>
According to "The Boss", that will be decided by the New Owners. I'm
sure if they don't want the cars, there will be a few takers. The
Seymour Mob (sorry,I don't know their full title) have just entered
into a deal, where they save HEAPS! in exchange for work on V/Line Pass
Rollingstock currently in their care and a few other things. But it is
not "a given" when the new owners take over.
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