so what are some other useful part from a eurovan that might fit well in a vanagon?

jimt <camper@TACTICAL-BUS.INFO> wrote:On 5/4/05 1:36 PM, "JordanVw@AOL.COM" wrote:
Look under the sliding door side. The rear heater that is often looked for
is right under there. Somebody may want that.
jimt

> folks, i found a white '93 Eurovan GL in a local U-pull it yard here in SE
> PA. its basically been untouched.. the only things that are missing are the
> exterior mirrors, front bumper, grille, headlights and corner lights and
> instrument cluster. other than that its complete its a GL will full power
> (power
> doorlocks and windows) the front white hood, and fenders are in excellent
> shape.
> the slider door is in pretty nice shape. rear hatch has a dent tho. the
> engine and trans (auto) are still there and complete, and havent been touched.
>
> this is a u-pull it junkyard.. in other words, you come, you pull yourself.
> they dont pull parts for you and they dont ship. so if youre not local to se
> PA, you're SOL. its cheap..cash and carry. for example complete engines
> $100, trannies $50, doors $15, etc.. u get the idea. its the onlly eurovan
> ive
> ever seen in the junkyard, and probably the only one i ever will..
> so if youre local to southeast PA, this is your chance to stock up on cheap
> eurovan parts...
> p-mail me if you want to know more and ill give u directions
>
> i have no connections with this yard, and have nothing to gain from the sale
> of its parts. (i dont even own a EV!) just posting a heads up for y'all.
>
> chris
> (still checking email from the public library! :<(
>
>

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