Oops, I meant 89-91 with the square "euro" headlights.Anything newer just
wouldnt be me- Theyll never make a van like the vanagon again, Typical
Americans like an engine in front of the steering wheel.
But what about my mosquito net???

>From: Tarheel:
>Before you do that, sign up to the Eurovan list and listen in.  I was
>considering buying a Eurovan once, but no more............instead have my
>eyes out for a solid 89-91 at an affordable price.
>
>The 93 Euro comes with a one year only motor-----------only like 15,000 of
>these sold in the US.  The 95 and laters come with a better engine,
>BUT>>>>>>>>>>
>
>aftermarket parts are not out there.  These vehicles were very expensive
>new, and are overpriced used, IMHO.  If aftermarket parts were available, I
>personally could justify it, for I really like the look, and some of the
>newer options.  But, having to rely on the dealer for 95% of everything
>including service, scared me away.  Sign up to that list, and you will not
>believe the maintenance costs of these vehicles.
>
>Just something to think about.
>
>Adam Puzerewski
>81 westy
>74 beetle
>86 cabrio
>Vanagon Partsmobiles
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "phil stanhope" <swellmaster@HOTMAIL.COM>
>To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
>Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 8:37 AM
>Subject: [VANAGON] Hatch mosquito net
>
>
> > Im selling my 84 Westy to look for a Euro-vanagon. Should i keep my
>rear
> > hatch mosquito net?
> >
> > Was this an option or did all westys come with one? they easy to find?
> >
> > Phil
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