Not counting my own fleet, I can think of more than 10 Vanagons that
live less than a mile from me, all solo, all in use. There used to be
just as many loafs but those are fading fast around here. A few
Splitties are left but all pickups that I can recall. Maybe 5 Eurovans
as well, all campers.

Mark
Oceanside, San Diego County

Jeffrey Olson wrote:
> I spent three weeks with my folks in Santa Rosa, CA, 50 miles north of
> San Francisco.  I saw dozens and dozens of vanagons - two of them on
> their dead end street...  I even saw two lower legs sticking out from
> under one by the side of the road.  If I hadn't been taking my dad to
> radiation therapy, I'd've stopped and offered a hand...
>
> Jeffrey Olson
> Martin, SD
>
> David Kao wrote:
>> --- Lee Peterson <iridewheelies@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> No Vanagons in Connecticut?
>>>
>>
>> Or No Vanagons in California? California has a greater population
>> than the entire Canada. But I only get to see a handful of Vanagons
>> every month. I am in California.
>>
>> David
>>
>>
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