UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
                            SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO
                                EASTERN DIVISION

          In re:                   )    Case No. 96-54018
                                   )
          THE FLXIBLE CORPORATION, )    Chapter 11
                                   )
                    Debtor.        )    Judge Donald H. Calhoun, Jr.

          ________________________________________________________

           ORDER AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING SALE OF DEBTOR'S ASSETS
           PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 363 AND 365 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE
          _________________________________________________________

                    On the Debtor's Motion Pursuant to Sections 363
          and 365 of the Bankruptcy Code for Approval of Auction
          Sale of Assets and for Approval of Auction Sale
          Procedures, filed on August 5, 1996 (the "Motion"),
          requesting approval pursuant to Sections 363 and 365 of
          the Bankruptcy Code for sale of the Debtor's assets
          outside the ordinary course of business by auction and
          for approval of the procedures for such a sale; and the
          record at the hearings held before this Court on August
          15, 1996, and September 18, 1996 (collectively, the
          "Hearing"); and after due deliberation and sufficient
          cause appearing; and

                    IT APPEARING that upon the culmination of the
          Debtor's efforts to sell its assets and the auction of
          such assets on September 18, 1996, the Debtor has
          accepted the highest and best bids for substantially all
          of its assets (the "Purchased Assets") for consideration
          in the total sum of $15,185,000, such bids being accepted
          as follows:  (i) $10,000,000 for the sale of inventory,
          raw material, intellectual property, business records and
          specified machinery, equipment, CNG tanks, and tooling as
          set forth on Appendix A, comprising the Debtor's parts
          business to Universal Coach Parts, Inc. ("UCP"), (ii)
          $1,875,000 for the machinery and equipment not included
          in UCP's bid as well as furniture, fixtures and rolling
          stock, with the exception of the Debtor's completed bus
          which was returned, to Cincinnati Industrial Auctioneers
          ("Cincinnati"), (iii) $3,100,000 for parcels of real
          estate and improvements thereon located in Delaware,
          Ohio, and known as Delaware I and Delaware II to PNC
          Bank, National Association ("PNC"), and (iv) $210,000 for
          parcels of real estate and improvements thereon located
          in Loudonville, Ohio, to Cincinnati (collectively, the
          "Sales"); and it further

                    APPEARING that UCP and Cincinnati will pay cash
          upon Closing for their respective Purchased Assets and
          that PNC's secured claim against the Debtor will be
          reduced by the amount of its bid upon Closing of its
          sales; and it further

                    APPEARING that the Debtor will convey to UCP,
          Cincinnati and PNC (collectively the "Purchasers") good
          title to their respective Purchased Assets free and clear
          of any liens or encumbrances; and it further

                    APPEARING that the Purchased Assets do not
          include the Debtor's interest in the Asia-Flxible
          Automotive Technologies Corporation ("AFCO"), cash,
          accounts receivable or any overfunding of the Debtor's
          pension plan; and it further

                    APPEARING that the Debtor and UCP have agreed
          to the following terms in connection with the sale of the
          Purchased Assets comprising its parts business to UCP:

                    (a)  UCP will purchase the inventory, raw
                         material, intellectual property, business
                         records and specified machinery,
                         equipment, CNG tanks and tooling as set
                         forth on Appendix A to this order.

                    (b)  Prior to Closing of the UCP Sale, the
                         Debtor will continue to operate its parts
                         business in the ordinary course, including
                         sales of parts.  UCP shall be entitled to
                         a reduction of the price for its Purchased
                         Assets equal to the book value of the
                         parts sold by the Debtor from September
                         18, 1996, to Closing.

                    (c)  The Debtor has represented to UCP that the
                         book value of the Debtor's inventory,
                         prior to any adjustments for auditing or
                         obsolescence, is at least $25,000,000.

                    (d)  The Debtor has agreed to provide access to
                         its Parts Distribution Centers to UCP
                         through October 31, 1996, only for
                         purposes of identifying and removing
                         Purchased Assets after Closing.

                    (e)  The Debtor has agreed to deliver to UCP at
                         Closing appropriate documents changing
                         Debtor's corporate name to another name
                         which will not include the word "Flxible"
                         or any similar word.

                    (f)  The Debtor has agreed that it will agree
                         not to compete with UCP for a period of
                         seven years commencing at Closing.

                    (g)  To the extent the Debtor has any
                         enforceable and transferable noncompete or
                         confidentiality agreements with its
                         employees, the Debtor has agreed to assign
                         such rights to UCP.

                    (h)  The Debtor has agreed to provide UCP with
                         assistance prior to Closing, and, if
                         reasonably able, after Closing at UCP's
                         expense, in use of its management
                         information systems or downloading of
                         information; and it further

                    APPEARING that the Debtor has agreed to the
          following terms in connection with the sale of Purchased
          Assets to both UCP and Cincinnati:

                    (a)  The Debtor has agreed that, except for the
                         ordinary course sales described in
                         subparagraph (b) of the preceding
                         paragraph, it will not transfer any
                         interests in the Purchased Assets to any
                         third parties after September 18, 1996. 
                         The Purchasers have acknowledged that
                         certain rights to intellectual property,
                         trademarks, and technology have been
                         previously transferred to AFCO.

                    (b)  The Debtor has agreed that the claims of
                         any broker or finder claiming through or
                         under the Debtor shall be the sole
                         responsibility of the Debtor and that no
                         such claim shall be made against any
                         Purchaser.

                    (c)  The Purchasers shall be entitled to
                         continue to occupy the Debtor's facilities
                         located at Delaware I, Delaware II and
                         Loudonville, subject to delivery of a 60-
                         day notice to vacate.  After the
                         expiration of such initial 60-day period,
                         the Purchasers will each be obligated to
                         pay monthly rent in the total amount of
                         $10,000 to the owner of such properties,
                         to be split equally among the three
                         properties, and to reimburse the owner of
                         such properties for the cost of all
                         utilities at the facilities it occupies.

                    (d)  The Purchasers agree to reasonable
                         cooperation with the Debtor during
                         transition, for a period not to exceed 30
                         days after Closing, for use of office
                         supplies and furniture to enable the
                         Debtor to wind up its business.  In
                         addition, UCP has agreed to the Debtor's
                         or a Chapter 7 Trustee's access to the
                         Debtor's books and records after Closing. 
                         The Debtor has agreed that, during the
                         transition period, it will not continue to
                         use letterhead with Flxible's name and
                         will maintain worker's compensation and
                         general liability insurance.

                    (e)  With the exception of UCP's right to
                         abandon purchased inventory and
                         Cincinnati's right to abandon the assets
                         it purchased, the Purchasers agree to
                         leave the Debtor's facilities in Delaware,
                         Ohio, in broom clean condition after
                         removal of the Purchased Assets.

                    (f)  The Debtor has agreed that UCP shall have
                         the right to abandon any of the Debtor's
                         inventory it purchased, and Cincinnati
                         shall have the right to abandon any of the
                         assets it purchased, without incurring any
                         expense for removal or otherwise.  Such
                         abandoned inventory will revert to the
                         Debtor's estate free and clear of all
                         liens.

                    THIS COURT HEREBY FINDS AS FOLLOWS:

                    1.  This Court has jurisdiction over this
          matter pursuant to 28 U.S.C. SECTIONS 1334 and 157.  This is a
          core proceeding pursuant to 28 U.S.C. SECTIONS 157(b)(2)(A),
          (M), (N) and (O).

                    2.  Proper, adequate and sufficient notice of
          the Motion and the Hearing on the requested relief set
          forth above has been provided in accordance with this
          Court's Order, the Bankruptcy Code and the Federal Rules
          of Bankruptcy Procedure, and no other or further notice
          of the Notice, the Hearing or the entry of this Order is
          necessary.

                    3.  The Debtor has advanced sound business
          reasons for seeking approval of the sale of the Purchased
          Assets as described above and the Sales represent the
          proper and prudent exercise of the Debtor's business
          judgment.

                    4.  The purchase price to be paid by the
          Purchasers represents the fair market values of the
          Purchased Assets to be transferred and approval of the
          Sales is in the best interests of the Debtor, its estate
          and its creditors.

                    5.  Debtor asserts that the Purchasers are not
          insiders of the Debtor, but are arm's-length, good faith
          purchasers for fair and adequate consideration who did
          not collude on the price of the Purchased Assets and are,
          therefore, entitled to the protections of Section 363(m)
          and (n) of the Bankruptcy Code.

                    6.  Debtor asserts that it has obtained all
          corporate approvals required under applicable non-
          bankruptcy law to enter into and consummate the Sales.

                    ACCORDINGLY, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED,
          AND DECREED AS FOLLOWS:

                    ORDERED, that the Motion is hereby granted in
          all respects; and it is further

                    ORDERED, that the limited objection filed by
          the Unsecured Creditors' Committee is hereby overruled;
          and it is further

                    ORDERED, that the Debtor is hereby authorized
          to perform all of its obligations under the terms of the
          Sales as set forth above; and it if further

                    ORDERED, that the Debtor is authorized to
          execute such other documents and to take such further
          actions as are necessary or appropriate to implement and
          to perform in accordance with the terms of the Sales,
          including any other documents as are necessary or
          appropriate to carry out of the terms of this Order
          including, without limitation, any agreements or
          amendments required in connection with the implementation
          of any provisions of the Sales or this Order; and it is
          further

                    ORDERED, that the Debtor is hereby authorized
          and empowered pursuant to Section 363 of the Bankruptcy
          Code to sell, convey, transfer and deliver the Purchased
          Assets to the Purchasers, free and clear of all liens,
          and other encumbrances, and pursuant to Section 363(f) of
          the Bankruptcy Code, the Purchasers shall acquire the
          Purchased Assets free and clear of all such liens and
          encumbrances, with the liens of PNC and any other
          asserted liens or encumbrances to be attached to the
          proceeds of the Sales with such proceeds to be
          distributed pursuant to further Order of this Court; and
          it is further

                    ORDERED, that any assets owned by the Debtor
          other than the Purchased Assets shall remain property of
          the Debtor subject to valid liens, except that any
          purchased inventory abandoned by UCP shall revert to the
          Debtor's estate free and clear of all liens; and it is
          further

                    ORDERED, that the Purchasers shall be entitled
          to the protection of Section 363(m) and (n) of the
          Bankruptcy Code; and it is further

                    ORDERED, that the Purchasers shall not be
          deemed successors of the Debtor and the Purchasers shall
          not be responsible for any of the Debtor's liabilities or
          obligations; and it is further

                    ORDERED, no party may seek any broker's or
          finder's fees in connection with the Sales against any of
          the Purchasers; and it is further

                    ORDERED, that this Order shall be binding upon
          and shall govern the acts of all entities including,
          without limitation, all filing agents, filing officers,
          title agents, title companies, recorders of mortgages,
          recorders of deeds, registrars of deeds, administrative
          agencies, governmental departments, secretaries of state,
          federal, state and local officials, and all other persons
          and entities who may be required by operation of law, the
          duties of their office, or contract to accept, file,
          register, or otherwise record or release any documents or
          instruments, or who may be required to report or insure
          any title or state of title in or to any of the Assets;
          and it is further

                    ORDERED, that the Sales transactions shall be
          closed within 5 days of this order being final and
          nonappealable; and it is further

                    ORDERED, that this Court shall retain
          jurisdiction to implement and to enforce the provisions
          of this Order, including any disputes relating thereto or
          with respect to the Sales, the proceeds of the Sales,
          transfer and/or assignment and delivery of the Purchased
          Assets, and the Purchasers' peaceful use and enjoyment
          thereof after the Closing of the Sales, free and clear of
          all encumbrances, whether or not a plan of reorganization
          has been confirmed in this case and irrespective of the
          provisions of any such plan or order confirming such
          plan; and it is further

                    ORDERED, that this Order shall be a final and
          appealable order and, to the extent necessary under
          Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure 9014, the Court
          expressly finds that there is no just reason for delay in
          the implementation of this Order, and expressly directs
          immediate entry of judgment as set forth herein and
          directs that, for purposes of Federal Rule of Bankruptcy
          Procedure 7062, this Order is a final order authorizing
          sale of property of the estate under 11 U.S.C. SECTION 363; and
          it is further

                    ORDERED, that the reversal or modification of
          this Order on appeal shall not affect the validity of the
          Sales authorized by this Order, unless this Order has
          been stayed pending such appeal.

          Dated:    Columbus, Ohio
                    October 7, 1996

                              _____________________________________
                              THE HONORABLE DONALD E. CALHOUN, JR.
                              UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY JUDGE


                                                            APPENDIX A

                             SCHEDULE 1.1.12(B)

                           Reference L.P.C. Levy

            "Fair Market Value Appraisal of Flxible Corporation"
                   (All amount shown for reference only)

     Factory Tooling

          Page 19   Ref #127  Del I Plant #1                $ 60,000
          Page 20   Ref #132  Del II Plant #1 Bldg. #2      $ 36,800
          Page 35   Ref #244  Loudonville Plant #2          $ 10,000
                                                    Total   $106,800

     In order to carry on the parts business, as generally understood
     within the transit bus industry, the following miscellaneous
     factory tooling, machinery, and equipment is required, including
     but not limited to:

          *    Weld fixtures
          *    Weld Positioners
          *    Assembly Fixtures
          *    Custom Fixtures
          *    Templates
          *    Patterns
          *    Production Aids
          *    Sub-Assembly Fixtures
          *    Molds
          *    Tooling (Wood Floors)
          *    Tooling (Windows)

     The above listed items may or may not be listed; numbered,
     serialized, or otherwise identified within the "The Flxible
     Corporation Asset Listing by Location and Class", or may be
     grouped into the asset categories, "General Plant Equipment." 
     The location of these items may be at the several manufacturing
     facilities including, *"Vendor Location" and/or ATLAS Automotive
     ("Hercules Automotive") located in Albany, Georgia.

     *"The Flxible Corporation Asset Listings by Location and Class",
     pages 59, 60, 61, 62, & 63.

     Racking & Material Storage

          Page 10   Ref #68   Del I Plant #1                $  4,000
               Approximately (20) Sections 123" x 48" 144"
               Heavy duty adjustable steel pallet racking.

          Page 4    Ref #23   Del I                         $ 42,400
               (212) Sections 122" x 48" x 144" medium to
               heavy duty adjustable pallet racking.

          Page 16   Ref #106  Del I                         $  4,800
               Approximately (32) Sections 110" x 54" x 20"
               medium duty pallet racks

          Page 4    Ref #25   Del II Plant #2               $ 12,000
               Approximately (60) Sections medium & heavy
               duty adjustable pallet racking.

     Quantities of racks not specified:

     Page 19   Ref #127  Del I Plant #1                     $ 10,000
     Page 20   Ref #132  Del II Plant #2                    $ 30,000
     Page 35   Ref #244  Loudonville Plant #2               $ 60,000
                                                  Total     $163,200

     *    Adjustable Steel Pallet Racks
     *    Steel Shelving
     *    Cantilevered Storage Racks
     *    Portable Stock Racks
     *    Miscellaneous Plastic Storage Bins & Trays
     *    Wire Containers
     *    Portable Steel Carts & Tubs
     *    Floor Jacks

     Welders

          Page 1    Ref #2    Del I Plant #1                $  1,500
               Hobart model RC300 300 AMP DC ARC
               Welding power supply.  Serial no.
               80WS05738.  With Hobart model 27
               wire feed and control.

          Page 1    Ref #3    Del I Plant #1                $  1,500
               Hobart model RC300RS 300 AMP DC ARC
               Welding power supply.  Serial no. 
               81WS18259.  With Hobart 2000 wire feed.

          Page 1    Ref #4    Del I Plant #1                $  1,300
               Hobart model RC300RS 300 AMP DC ARC
               Welding power supply.  Serial no.
               N/A.  With Hobart 2000 wire feed & control.

          Page 1    Ref #5    Del I Plant #1                $  1,000
               Hobart model RC300 300 AMP DC ARC
               Welding power supply.  Serial no.
               12RT-6870.  With Hobart 2000 wire feed.

          Page 1    Ref #6    Del I Plant #1                $  1,000
               Hobart model RC300 300 AMP DC ARC
               Welding power supply.  Serial no.
               12RT-33322.  With Hobart model 27A
               wire feed & control.

          Page 2    Ref #7    Del I Plant #1                $  1,000
               Hobart model RC300 300 AMP DC ARC
               Welding power supply.  Serial no.
               12RT-18649.  With Hobart model 27
               wire feed & control.

          Page 2    Ref #8    Del I Plant #1                $  1,300
               Hobart model RC300 AMP DC ARC Welding
               power supply.  Serial no. 78WS-03571.
               With Hobart model 27 wire feed & control.

          Page 2    Ref #9    Del I Plant #1                $  1,000
               Hobart model RC300 300 AMP DC ARC Welding
               power supply.  Serial no. 12RT-18632.  With
               Hobart model 27 wire feed & control.

          Page 2    Ref #10   Del I Plant #1                $  1,600
               Hobart model 300RVS 300 AMP DC ARC Welding
               power supply.  Serial no. 88WS11182.  With
               Hobart 2210 wire feed & control.

          Page 2    Ref #12   Del I Plant #1                $  1,000
               Hobart model RC300 300 AMP DC ARC Welding
               power supply.  Serial no. 12RT-39480.  With
               Hobart model 27 wire feed & control.
                                             Total Weld     $ 12,200

     Portable Lifts

          Page 17   Ref #117  Del I                         $ 32,000
               SEFAC model 1200M-506 ton portable lifts,
               serial no.'s 1032, 1905, 1698, 1827, 1920,
               1160, 1825, & 1219.

          Page 17   Ref #118  Del I                         $ 16,000
               SEFAC model 1200M50E 6 ton portable lifts,
               serial no.'s 11450, 11451, 11449, & 11448
               (1989).
                                             Total Lifts    $ 48,000

     Sidewall Tooling

          Page 1    Ref #1    Del II                        $  3,500
               (I) Flxible custom designed & fabricated
               metal cutting sawing system consisting of:
               (2) CTD Model DM400 20" Pneumatic feed saws.
               Serial no.'s 126 & N/A with approximately 45"
               custom slide feed table

          Page 1    Ref #3    Del II                        $  5,000
               (I) Flxible custom designed and fabricated
               metal cutting sawing system, consisting of:
               (I) 24" radial arm saw.  Serial no. N/A with
               14" x 20' power roller-entry conveyor, 14" x
               20' exit conveyors, table & Oliver dust
               collector.

          Page 1    Ref # 4   Del II                        $    350
               (1) Rockwell 12" chop saw

          Page 1    Ref #5    Del II                        $    225
               (1) Rockwell 14" vertical band saw

          Page 6    Ref #40   Del II                        $  5,000
          *Lot Sidewall gluing assembly stations
               including but not limited to:  (4) 9
               clamp gluing stations, Kent-Moore 5 gallon
               mixing & pumping unit, Palmer 5 gallon
               resign heating unit, heat lamps (2) 1/2
               ton underhung electric traveling bridge
               cranes.

          Page 6    Ref #41   Del II                        $  7,500
          *Lot Sidewall frame drilling & punching
               station including but not limited to:  (I)
               Parker hydropower hydraulic 10" C-frame
               punch, clamps, C-clamps, (2) 1,000 lb.
               single girder underhung electric traveling


               bridge cranes with (2) 1,000 lb. electric
               cable hoists.

          Page 7    Ref #42   Del II                        $  5,000
          *Lot Sidewall foaming stations including
               but not limited to:  (2) polyblend poly-
               uterhane foaming stations with nitrogen
               compressed air delivery systems, hoses,
               guns, clamps & (6) P & H 1/2 ton traveling
               electric cable hoists.

          Page 7    Ref #43   Del II                        $  2,500
          Lot  Sidewall milling & drilling station
               including but not limited to: (4) Wheel
               well pattern milling stations, (2) driver
               & center door milling stations, (3) window
               & engine compartment milling stations, clamps
               & support equipment.

          Page 7    Ref #44   Del II
          *Lot Sidewall counting & reinforcement            $  1,500
               stations including but not limited to:
               (2) Steel fabricated frame trolley
               delivery system, clamps, pneumatic riveter
               & drills, window insertion, (1) 1/2 ton
               underhung electric traveling bridge crane
               with (2) P&H electric traveling cable hoists.

          Page 7    Ref #45   Del II                        $    225
               Rockwell #14" vertical band saw

          Page 7    Ref #46   Del II                        $  5,250
          *Lot Sidewall shuttle & bank station
               including but not limited to:  (1)
               reliable cable 5 ton twin girder under-
               hung free standing electric traveling custom
               bust sidewall shuttle unit with 8 station
               trolley type sidewall holding bank station.
                                   Total Sidewall Equipment $ 36,050

     Test Equipment

          Page 11   Ref #70   Del II                        $ 70,000
          Lot  Miscellaneous test & development test
               equipment including but not limited to:
               Pressure transducers, load meters, accelero-
               meters, multi meters, oscilloscopes, load
               cells, voltage calibrations, micrometers,
               psychrometers, volt amp testers, air velo-
               meter, stress testers, air flow testers,
               out put testers, load sensors, tape readers,
               signal conditioners, video cameras, Bruel &
               Kiger microphones, personal computers & misc.
               test equipment.

     Assembly Fixtures

          Page 13   Ref #89   Del II                        $    750
          Lot  Bottom skirt assembly area consisting of
               custom clamping & drilling fixtures with
               support equipment.

     LOUDONVILLE

     Wire Room
          Page 35   Ref #243  Loudonville                   $  4,500
               *Lot-Miscellaneous equipment in wire
               harness assembly area including but not
               limited to:  plastic bins, wire terminal
               machines, custom designed & fabricated
               harness assembly machine, propriety test
               equipment, work benches, wire storage rack,
               harness tester, office equipment, assembly
               table, hand & power tools, tool chests,
               pattern cutting equipment, misc. racks,
               pallet rack, etc.

          Page 7    Ref #37   Loudonville (or ATLAS         $ 12,500
                              Automotive)
               PVI Model 408XTX 90" x 48" heated plastic
               vacuum former.  Serial No. P408XTX-1386-688.
               With controls.

          Page 7    Ref #38(2) Loudonville (or ATLAS        $ 95,000
                               Automotive)
               Edge Sweets model 25-6096 104" x 50" dual
               sided plastic vacuum former.  Serial no.
               25-6096 104" x 50" dual-sided plastic vacuum
               former.  Serial no. K1110, with (2) auto-
               matic clamp controls.

          Page 11   Ref #68 Loudonville                     $    650
               Custom designed & fabricated hydraulic tube
               hedging machine.  With pump & motor.

          Page 18   Ref #114 Loudonville                    $  9,000
               Portage model 48A layout machine.  54"
               vertical travel.  20" horizontal travel.
               With 70" x 100" x 6" cast iron surface
               plate, 20" x 51" coordinate measuring
               machine.

          DEL I & II

     Miscellaneous

               02791 CNG Bus Lifts                          $  5,305
               02355 CNG Fuel Compressor Tanks              $  3,269
                                                  Total     $  8,574

                                             Est. Value     $  5,000

     LOUDONVILLE

     Miscellaneous

               00711 Fiber optic Borescope                  $  5,083
               01558 Vacuum molds-Portland ME               $  2,350
               01561 NJ Escutcheon front door               $  1,808
               01564 Mullon angle disc. replace             $ 10,510
               01566 Vacuum molds - Nashville               $  4,755
               01724 RTS Engine door tooling                $ 26,487
               01729 Cable covers - N.J.                    $  5,500
               01737 Vacuum form molds                      $  3,345
               01854 Rad. & Trans. door tool                $ 18,279
               01856 Die for headlight angles               $  3,260
               01858 CNG vacuum form molds                  $ 18,000
               01861 Rear modesty panel tool                $  4,010
               02005 RTS rear door tooling                  $  6,251
               02311 Comb die fuel tank bracket             $  7,845
               02420 Mold/vacuum box trap                   $  2,600
                                                  Total     $120,083

                                             Est. Value     $ 47,000

     ATLAS (Hercules Automotive) & PDC's                    $140,000

     All manufacturing *Tooling and Equipment located
     at the Albany, Georgia facility, including but not
     limited to:

     *    Weld fixtures
     *    Weld positioners
     *    Assembly Fixtures
     *    Custom Fixtures
     *    Templates
     *    Patterns
     *    Production Aids
     *    Sub-Assembly Fixtures
     *    Molds
     *    Tooling (Wood Floors)
     *    Tooling (Windows)
     *    All equipment shown on "The Flxible Corporation
          Asset Listing by Location and Class", Dated 7/20/95,
          pages 1, 2, 3, & 4 shown as located at "ATLAS".
     *    All items listed, page 1, Ref I, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6
          "Flxible Corporation Parts Distribution Centers &
          Hercules Automotive", Appraisal Prepare by IPC/Levy,
          dated Jan. 5, 1995.
     *    To manufacture window assemblies, electrical cable
          assemblies, vacuum formed plastic parts, floorboards, hand
          rails, "Shur-Bond" brakes, hydraulic & pneumatic-tubing
          assemblies, wheelchair lifts, bumpers, plastic trim panels,
          and modesty panels for transit buses.