I totally agree, but like I said earlier...

> >Are we some special breed of people that drive these wonderful vehicles?
>
> Non-stereotypical, non-conformist, eccentric, of above-average looks and
> intelligence, witty, inventive, creative, crafty, ingenious, independent
> thinker with a bent towards self-abuse and a need towards human
interaction.
> Our unusual and original tastes and our insatiable appetite for adventure
> are only satisfied by exploring our inner selves by extending our horizons
> and points of view.  It all starts and ends with the vehicle of our choice
> which exemplifies and embodies our own uniqueness.  It versatility is
> reflected in our unusual ability to overcome obstacles and find solutions
to
> seemingly insurmountable problems.  This Zen-like existence can only be
> achieved by owning a Vanagon and traversing down the road of life knowing
> that the answer to our questions can be found around the next curve, just
> beyond the next horizon, and just over that next hill.  And to think, it
all
> started during a simple cooling system bleeding procedure.
>
>
> Chris,
>
> '85 Westy.
>