Ya know Chris,

Not all of us have 18 thousand acres and a couple dozen barns to store
crap in. Not all of us have parents willing to let junk lie around the
homestead waitng for a project to happen. Not all of us have a Ford
450 flatbed/stakebed truck to haul this stuff around Northern
California.

Why don't you get yer butt out here and save these valuable forms?

tim in san jose

On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 08:20:17 -0800 (PST), JordanVw@aol.com
<JordanVw@aol.com> wrote:
> In a message dated 2/4/05 12:37:47 AM Eastern Standard Time, Jahsurf@AOL.COM
> writes:
>
> >
> > Someone take these things -- Lucas V, you could make Gowesty a lot of money
> > by selling these to poptop westy owners. Or Brent C, maybe this is your
> > calling. I have an AW top on my Syncro Westy and it freaking rules. It's so
> > much
> > better to have this top IMO than a poptop (and I've had two poptop westys).
> > The
> > buffetting is no different than with a regular poptop as there is so much
> > downforce from front. The trailing edge at the rear smooths the airflow more
> > and the
> > storage space is treeeemendous. Being able to standup straight anytime also
> > just freaking rules. Ed designed these things brilliantly. If I had room, or
> > the wherewithal, I'd take these things myself and make a biz of it. But I
> > don't.
> > Someone who does, should seriously consider this.
> > my 2cents
> > dixon
> >
>
> yea seriously...  is anyone picking these up?   you will be forever hailed by
> the Adventurewagen goupies as the "Keeper of the sacred highroof molds"...
> you could build a shrine..with Ed Anderson's picture on it.. surrounded by the
> highroof molds..  :<)
> really tho..someone needs to get these....i cant believe any of y'all
> Adventurewagen people havent snapped these up???  this is some real vanagon history
> here!!!
>
> hey Adventurewagen people!!!!   where's the love here???    c'mon!!
>
> chris
>

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