what a great person. back in the day VW owners use to break down
on the HWY and people driving a VW would stop and help, signs saying
6volt need jump or just please help wave. SEEMS this day and age times
have changed and people are few and far between.

But if I drive past a VW on the road and the person needs help I'll
stop, sure todays newer vw's have owners scratching their heads calling
for a tow.

* takes shirt off * ;)

--
Joseph  Fortino
fortino1@onebox.com - email
(510) 360 -7829 voicemail/fax

----         Karl Wolz <wolzphoto@WORLDNET.ATT.NET> wrote:
> Three great HUZZAH's for Myron Lind.
>
> Karl Wolz
>
> Myron responded to my Tuesday night post with an offer to assist if
> > I made it up his way.  He e-mailed me that his bike shop was just
> .6 miles
> off
> > I-81 and that he had a used slave cylinder, a creeper, a few tools,
> and a
> > shower if necessary.  I coasted and jerked my way into the Shoneys's
> Inn,
> less
> > than a mile from Myron's shop and called him in the morning.
> >
> > Once at Myron's we discovered that he did not have that used slave
> cylinder
> > after all.  We called around looking for a new one, but came up empty.
>  I
> was
> > just about ready to head out, attempting to complete the remainder
> of the
> > journey sans clutch, when Myron made the ultimate Vanagon List Member/Hero
> > gesture ...
> >
> > ... Myron offered me the shirt (slave cylinder) off his back (Westy).
>  I
> kid
> > you not!  He told me I could pull the perfectly good clutch slave
> cylinder
> off
> > of his White Westy and put it on my double cab so that I could get
> home!
> Can
> > you believe that!  Myron - you are the man!
>

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