

| Subject: | Go Westy Question... |
| From: | Tom Scott |
| Date: | Sun, 1 Apr 2007 18:08:00 -0400 |
Hopefully this is a valid question for the group. I'm a new member with a 1986 Vanagon Westfalia that has 225.000 miles (two engines & everything else repaired as needed). The body had rust, but was repainted and looks good - as of today. It has been well maintained and continues to be quite serviceable. My wife and I would like to have it go anoher 100,000 miles RELIABLY - therefore, we are seriously considering having Go Westy of CA do a complete mechanical do-over (engine, suspension/steering/bearings/brakes/clutch, cooling system, fuel system, etc.). Yes, we know this will not be cheap - after receiving printed estimates, but can justify the expense, IF the job is well done. By all accounts Go Westy knows VW vans and my experience (purchasing a few parts & phone contacts) has been positive, BUT I'm trying to find some first-hand/"local knowledge" before taking the plunge. Have any of you dealt with Go Westy for major on-site repairs and what do you think of my project in general? I would welcome any insights from this group, as I'm under the impression that the above is a list of vanagon owners who care and know a great deal about their vehicles. Thanks for any information you can offer. Tom Scott
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