I have been looking for those Fahr. stickers at many shows in the past few
years, but was not going to pay $4 for one.
I still have the one I got when I bought my 88 Cabriolet, it is now proudly
on my Vanagon windshild.  That advertising campaign got them back on the
road to where VW is today.  Only my point of view.

Bryan
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>Actually , Fahrvergnuegen (correctly spelled) , is a real german
>word.Meaning driving pleasure.
>(factoid for the day. )
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>> If you believe the advertising people it is "driving fun" or something
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>> that effect.  Probably a more correct translation would be something
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>> "Buy a new Volkswagen, you fool."
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>> Chuck
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>                                woody
>                        "keep on pushin'"
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>http://www.dreamwater.com/dbg
>Der Busbesitzer Gruppe's home page, a Neato chapter
>89 westy
>64 kombi   slow (big nut)
>61 panel    slower (small nut)
>60 westy   slowest (no nut)
>57 oval     (for sale)
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Bryan Belman
90 Audi 200 'money pit
82 Vanagon Diesel Westfalia '1.6l NA stock, diesel beast
70 Type 1 1600cc 'Dual port no frills

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