There is an example of a WhiteStar pictured at
http://www.fastforward.ca/vehicles

The difference between WhiteStar and BlueStar is the color of the body -
WhiteStars are white, BlueStars are blue.  It wouldn't surprise me if the
Wolfsburg and the WhiteStar / BlueStar is really the same thing.  There is
also a RedStar, it was made after the LLEs (Last Limited Editions) in early
1993 - the RedStar was really the last of the last.

David Marshall

Fast Forward Automotive Inc.
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Quesnel BC Canada  V2J 6Z3

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-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com]On Behalf
Of William Burg
Sent: September 26, 2005 6:54 PM
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: whitestar/bluestar

does anyone know the deal with these? I found an 89 GL, i'm in the
process of buying. VIN check on nadaguide says GL/carat. White, white
fiberglass body kit, striped upholstery. There's a lot of work done to
this thing, so it's possible it's a mixture of more then one. As far as
i know, the carat didn't come in white.  The again according to the
vanagon.com website, the 89 1/2 wolfsburg (which if i'm not mistaken
is the bluestar/whitestar) didn't come in white either.

I do have a few questions though. Are the whitestars really wolfsburgs?
Any idea on production numbers? Is the striped rear sear always a weekender
(fold down bed )module? if so, was there a matching engine cover/pad in the
same fabric pattern. How hard is it to come buy the front fiberglass bumpers
(the one i'm buying is cracked, i'd imagine it's fairly pricey, and
difficult to come by)

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William Burg

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