Spoiler.

Possibly, especially if you could show me that it would help to keep the
rear window clear of dust/rain/snow.  Biggest problem with the rear is
keeping the window clear.  Run down a dusty road sometime and you'll see
how the air flow works to keep the rear window dirty.

Ch
carl_hansen@ieee.org

'96 GLX Passat Wagon - they were all green - weren't they?
'87 944 na - RED! needs head gasket & tires (but what a sweet ride)
'89 SyncroBeast Vanagon - parked for the winter - boo hoo
'87 16V GTI - dead, needs rings
'80 850 Yamaha Special - burns oil
'89 16V GTI w/ toasted motor - needs tranny
'99 Beetle - red, red, red (SO's)

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Date:    Sun, 4 Apr 2004 16:11:21 EDT
From:    JordanVw@AOL.COM
Subject: any interest in a rear spoiler for the vanagon?

just wondered if there was any interest in a rear spoiler for the vanagon.
would fit passenger vans or westys.   its mounted at the rear of the roof.   i
have found a spoiler from another vw that works well with the rooflines of
the vanagon. its hard fiberglass/plastic composition so its easily paintable to
match your roof.  yes there is drilling required but you have to drill to
mount almost any spoiler onto a car.  i was in a yard and i sat one of these on
the roof of a vanagon and it looks very cool..  low profile, not obnoxios like
those aluminum things you see bolted to honda civics racer bois cars..
anyway if there is interest id get some pix.  there is a minor mod you have
to do
to the spoiler to get it to fit the vanagon, but its not hard.   anyway let me
know..
chris