I'm gonna agree with Sam on this one...

Though many may see that as shaming a beautiful van, it was obviously
done with pride and care...look at that bar!
And what better way to bring the party anywhere you want...IN A SYNCRO!
I wonder if there are keg cabinets...

This could be the ULTIMATE partymobile, with true syncro 4x4
capabilities to go ANYWHERE!

I dig it!

~Dylan Kahler
'85 Westy Campmobile

On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 11:53 AM, sam.cooks wrote:

> Why all of this agitation over that van?  The ad tells you all you need
> to know.
>
> It was "customized for an Art Show parade."  Art students and artists
> modified this car.  These folks usually "march to the beat of a
> different drummer."   With the convertible "top" people, probably also
> artists, could sit in the van and wave to the crowd.
>
> It all makes good sense if you just have that "artistic" orientation or
> at least an appreciation for it.  :<)
>
> You should see the Art Cars done by some of the students from the
> Maryland Institute of Art for the annual art and cultural festival
> Artscape held here in Baltimore.  This looks tame in comparison to some
> of those.
>
> And if you have a garage and love to take groups to the beach, well, it
> is ready for you.
>
> And the seller probably isn't the person who did the conversion anyway.
>
> Sam
>
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> Sam Walters
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>
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> 85 Westy Weekender, new to me 8/01/03
> 84 Vanagon, original owner, soon to be retired, just too many problems
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