I'd like to thank everyone for their honest opinion. A lot of the
sentiments mentioned I share with you already. The one that I found
rather suprising, in good way, was Scott's inquiry if my wife was on
board with the idea. I have to say that she's the one who mentioned a
Syncro as an option on a few occasions.   But the comment is truly
telling of the commitment it takes to nurse a full time Vanagon along.
 My 84 Westy "Hershey" has performed the task admirably for the last 3
months while my Beetle TDI is waiting for me to quit playing with the
bus and replace its injection pump. (Yes, Scott, you were right about
that too).    I must say i would rather do it myself than make other
people's mortgage payments.

Thanks again. With my daughter's upcoming     start of college
"anywhere but here" and taking her daddy's TDI, a decision shall be
made in short enough time.

2009/12/8, Chris S <szpejankowski@gmail.com>:
> There are a lot of ideas bouncing around the inside air space of that
> large head of mine and one of them is procuring a passenger Syncro as
> a daily driver.  It seems like a decent idea as it would keep me from
> buying newer, more expensive and possibly less entertaining modes of
> transportation.  It will hold my whole family plus luggage on our long
> trips.  With an engine conversion it should reasonably swift,
> efficient and dependable.  Plus I know how to fix just about anything
> on one since I have had Vanagon Westies for 9 years now (first one was
> my primary transport).
>
>  I come to you asking for a sanity check.  I live and commute around
> Atlanta.  Am I crazy?
>
> --
> Wysłane z mojego urządzenia przenośnego
>
> Chris S.
> Disclaimer: "Death and serious injury may occur"
>

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Chris S.
Disclaimer: "Death and serious injury may occur"