

| Subject: | Re: Stick to Vanagons? |
| From: | Susan Bernavich |
| Date: | Wed, 12 Sep 2001 18:25:19 -0700 |
Well said Tom. sb Tim Crooks wrote: > We are a community, even larger, a global community. We are Americans, > Canadians, British, Australians, Germans, and many others who share what > we love, our VW's. Our list serves as a world ambassador. We spend > most of our time giving help to those who request it for Vanagons. But > what do our Vanagons represent? > > They are linked to our freedom, to go where and when we want to. > Vanagons are more than practical, they are descendents of the Microbus > pedigree. They represent community, whether it is a Bus Meet, a family > camping, Mum taking the neighbourhood to soccer, or a curious neighbour > visiting your garage when you are working on your Vanagon. > > We are a world community, and right now our world is in crisis and our > freedom has been threatened. I live in NJ and am longer, at least for > now , free to travel where I want to and when. Our bridges and tunnels > to NYC are closed, not just Manhattan, but to Staten Island, and points > east. We cannot visit our neighbours across the Hudson. And it all > happened in a flash. > > This list is a community with a spirit. I have seen Newfoundlanders, > Germans, Brits, Torontonians all make offers to other list members, > virtual strangers linked by the common bond of our Vanagons. > > To my friends of the list, keep the spirit alive. Continue to share. > Pray for us all. > > We need to stick together. > > G.B.A. > > -- > ����*ô� ��3���, > Tim > Barnegat, NJ, USA > 1990 Vanagon GL
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