Just for your info... the actual numbers sold, in the USA,  for each of the
below model years.

> 1993 5cyl engine, GL, CL, MV, MV Weekender - 32
> 1995 5cyl EuroVan Camper (Winnie conversion- longer wheelbase) - 7
> 1997 VR6 140hp EuroVan Camper (Winnie conversion- longer wheelbase) - 4
> 1999-2000 VR6 GLS, MV, MV Weekender, EuroVan Camper - 61
> 2001-2002 24V V6 201hp GLS, MV, MV Weekender, EuroVan Camper - 12

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Robert S. Fish
Salzburg, Austria
1987 Wolfsburg Vanagon 2.1 GL Weekender
1987 Golf Cabriolet
1991 Golf

----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Lashley" <ThingGuy@AOL.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 9:05 PM
Subject: Re: Honey, I shrunk the Kids!(so they can fit in my Eurovan)

> EuroVans models in the US to date:
>
> 1993 5cyl engine, GL, CL, MV, MV Weekender
> 1995 5cyl EuroVan Camper (Winnie conversion- longer wheelbase)
> 1997 VR6 140hp EuroVan Camper (Winnie conversion- longer wheelbase)
> 1999-2000 VR6 GLS, MV, MV Weekender, EuroVan Camper
> 2001-2002 24V V6 201hp GLS, MV, MV Weekender, EuroVan Camper
>
> There is also a few large campers based on the EuroVan from Winnebago.
The
> Rialta has been around since '95, and last year the Vista and Sunstar were
> also introduced.
>
> This year may be the last for the EuroVan in the US.  We should see the
new
> T5 in about 2 years.
>
> Steve Lashley
> SKL Enterprises Inc.
> http://EuroCampers.com
> 636-797-9015
> 636-789-2127 fax
>