

| Subject: | Re: Snow handling of 412 |
| From: | G.M.Bulley |
| Date: | Mon, 17 Feb 2003 18:48:17 -0500 |
Kim-- The 411 was the earlier model (1968-1972ish) the 412 was later through 1974. The differences over the years are mostly cosmetic, or minor mechanical; 72 to 85 hp Type 4 motor (essentially same as 1980-1983.5 Vanagon), slight changes in the front suspension, etc. There was a four dour, two door, and two door wagon. Automatic, or manual. Some had AC. Most had a BA4 furnace which brings the interior of mine to >80 degrees (f) within a couple minutes. They are very roomy, handle well, and get 21-27 mpg. The seats are ergonomically designed, broad, and VERY comfortable. Since I've owned every other Type 4-powered vehicle (914, 912e, 2 Busses, and now an '82 Westfalia) I figured I needed one of these. I was right. It is great. See www.type4.org for more. From DC, where the President is a misguided Warhead, G. Matthew Bulley
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