dear all body syncro /vanagon

reading the string of posts detailing the journey and creation of syncro and
2wd bodies-
well-
this explains why my recently imported
1989 type 3 california model 6 speed diesel vanagon westfalia
has the hump in the floor at the gear shift boot
and why my SO is always saying ... our van looks like a syncro
she has a better eye than i for such nuances
it looks like cause it may have been designated that first out of the box-
why does my Studebaker's have a chevy engine ... lol ;)
why does my jaguar have a chevy engine
hey whats this vw engine doing in my dodge
i did have high hopes for the rolls royce people to put the rolls engine in
vanagon
yours

On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 9:39 AM, Christoph Boltze <C.Boltze@gmx.de> wrote:

> >What we call Vanagons were built from May 1979 till July1992, sold as
> >1980-1992 models.
>
> I think we call the South African Busses Vanagons too, they were built
> until
> 2003.
>
> >Syncros were all built in Austria
>
> 300 syncros were made for South Africa; the rest was converted with parts
> from 2WD to syncro afterwards.
>
> At the End of the production in Europe, Volkswagen made a Limited Last
> Edition "LLE"; 2500 busses only in Tornado Red or Orlyblue metal, each with
> a number and a certificate.
>
> 45478 syncros were buildt. 2138 16" , 43340 14"
>

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