

| Subject: | Re: Traveller in distress (near Chicago) - UPDATE TWO |
| From: | John Bange |
| Date: | Wed, 24 Aug 2005 09:22:16 -0700 |
> Wonder if that one year gap between vanagon and > euro had something to do with the split in relations? I think the split is a result of the engine moving from the back to the front. Well, maybe not the engine placement SPECIFICALLY, but the change in design philosophy. The '91 Vanagon was still the same basic design from '80-- it was the last of the "traditional" Volkswagen designs. The EuroVan was just another minivan. It just doesn't have that same "thinking outside the box" look or feel that came with the old rear engine VWs, so it doesn't attract the same class of nuts.
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