At 12:26 PM 3/9/2005, you wrote:
>Fact 1.
>Original aircooled Engine was designed by Hans Edlinka of Tatra(former
>Chechoslovakia)in 1923.

Actual Facts:
Hans Ledwinka was the first to come up with the 4 cylinder air cooled boxer
type engine in 1926, for the Tatra T30. You're thinking of the T11, a small
"people's car" with a TWO cylinder aircooled engine, which was likely an
inspiration for Dr Porsche in designing the original Type 1 "Volkswagen".

>Ferdinand just copied it together with car shape to be sold as Bug.

If you think the T11 <http://www.tatraportal.sk/popisky/t11/t11_07.jpg> (or
any Tatra car) looks like a Type 1, you're nuts.
If you think the 4-cyl aircooled boxer Ledwinka designed for the T30
<http://www.tatraportal.sk/popisky/t30/t30_09.jpg> looks anything like the
aircooled Type-1  engine (other than the basic layout), you're DOUBLE-nuts.

>Wasserboxer engine is aircooled with coolant system "attached"

If you think the wasserboxer is just a Type-1 aircooled with a water jacket
instead of cooling fins, you're TRIPLE-nuts.
You ARE aware of the VW 411, yes?

>When VW stopped making Vanagons in 1991 they were "stone age"
>held together by bandaids compared to other European and Japanese
>manufacturers.

The basic design of the wasserboxer was 20 years old in '91, not "stone
age". It was due for retirement, but it certainly wasn't a holdover from 1923.