

| Subject: | Re: engine swaps... Transporter the name |
| From: | westydriver |
| Date: | Tue, 5 Nov 2002 22:22:22 -0700 |
not sure if it was a commercial van or what but i have seen a watercooled 83 with all four of the rear windows being the none sliding versions with a solid metal floor with no mounting points on it. i still have not found a description of this vehicle in anything but a UK site. jimt On Tuesday, Nov 5, 2002, at 21:56 America/Denver, Kim Brennan wrote: > On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 04:33 AM, Andrew Grebneff wrote: > >> Every Type 2 is a Transporter, from 1949 to 2002 and counting. This >> includes all "Vanagons", whether or not that were sold as >> Transporters or Type 2s in USA. They are just that. The "Vanagon" is >> a Tpe 2 and a Transporter. Period. > > In the US and possibly Canada too (to the best of my knowledge) the > Transporter tag was only applied to the vehicles with pick up beds, aka > Single Cabs and Double Cabs. The Passenger van and Camper models were > Vanagons, not "Transporters". Else where in the world different rules > apply (and did apply). I don't know if any of the commercial Vanagon > vans (no windows in the rear) were ever brought in to North America. No > doubt they would have been "Transporters" as well. >
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