I was looking at a Sprinter the other day (from a short distance) and
was wondering what the chance was that a VW poptop might fit.  At first
I didn't think so, but after looking for a bit, I think it just might
fit.

Also wondering what the possibility is of importing the camper bits of
the James Cook/Marco Polo to do a conversion here.  I'm sure (fairly)
that would be legal, since I'd be dealing with a legit vehicle.

15 years from now I'll be 66 (frightening thought).  I was 34 when I
bought my '85 Westy (that's pretty scary, too!)  Guess I'll still be
driving it then, assuming gasoline is still available.  Could a Westy be
modified for a hydrogen fuel cell??

Karl Wolz

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com] On Behalf
Of JordanVw@AOL.COM
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 9:23 PM
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: What will you all be driving 15 years from now since the EV is
dead?

here's a new fryday thread to get your mind off poptops..

Now that the Eurovan is oficially canned from the US market, what will
you
all be driving 15 years from now?  As much as i like to think my vanagon
will
still be alive by then, im sure life changes, and time, wear & elements
will
have taken its toll (or someone will have probably totalled it by then)
so i
look to the future...

I, for one would not drive one of those new microbus minivans (those
things
are supposed to be no bigger than a Nissan Quest...i might as well buy a
Nissan
Quest, thell be cheaper)..   What else is as big as the current vw van?
nothing really..  didnt GMC can the safari/astro too?  that was the only
competition the EV had..
anyway.. i digress.. maybe the daimler-chrysler Sprinters will be cheap
enough to own by then..

so what about you?

chris