>By the way, I don't have a Vanagon according to that page, I have a
>Kombi.  What's a kombi, can anyone tell me how that's different from a
>Vanagon?

With the first series of Transporters (49-79) the Kombi was a basic van
with cargo-bay windows and built-in rear seat mounts; no side/roof
upholstery. Panelvan had no side cargo bay windows and some had no rear
window either; no rear seat mounts. Microbus/Samba had side and door trim
panels, with full headlining, some with extra windows in rear sides, rear
corners and/or roof.

Exactly what a T3 (Type 25) Kombi is, I'm not sure, but it's likely to be
equivalent to the early vans.

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