With the power of You Tube; you can pause "The Ladders" video and see
that the Vanagon has the S.A. Grill.

Just my 2 cents worth.

Will

Ken Wilford wrote:
> Yes, I saw that too!  I wrote the guy's name down to contact him via
> email.  There is probably 4 mins of air time with this dude driving his
> Vanagon Westy!
>
> Another sighting:  There is a commercial for a new job search company
> where all of these monsters are walking around like Godzilla and blowing
> up things.  It is from a company called The Ladders.  At one point when
> the monster blows up a group of cars you can just see an 85 GL Vanagon
> blowing up too.  They have one scene where it is small and then another
> scene where they enlarge it.  I had it on a recording on my computer and
> I saw it out of the corner of my eye and then stopped and rewinded it a
> couple of times.  You have to look quick to see it.  It is maybe 1
> second.  Through the magic of You Tube here is a link of you want to
> watch it:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W89YXGQShCI
>
> Also the daily comic strip Zits has a VW Splittie being the first car of
> the teenage son in the strip.
>
> I guess that is all for now.
>
> Ken Wilford
> John 3:16
> www.vanagain.com
>
>
> Kim Brennan wrote:
>> So I was watching the latest episode of PBS's NOVA. This episode was
>> The Incredible Journey of the Butterflies, a tale about the Monarch,
>> which (in North America) over winters in the Mexican mountains, then
>> in life stages journeys to Canada where the big journey begins with
>> the last of the seasonal adults returning to Mexico.
>>
>> At one point in the show an entomologist in Texas, was hunting down
>> the migratory butterfly flock in his VW Vanagon Westfalia.
>>
>