When I 1st heard of this place I dreamed of getting them all, the
Adventurewagen molds, a bunch of late model Subi motors, Big Brakes and al the
other goodies and building 10 really cool campers a year give or take for people
 who would take good care of them and could afford them.  Just like the
people who rebuilt the GMC motorhomes and called them GMCII's.  Did I say  the
engines would be the diesel Subi's and have torque and mpg's to beat all
and  there would be perfect floorplans to suit all.
Long Live The Vanagon!
Pat
in SC near Charlotte NC
yes I am awake and if I win the lotto  I could do this and if they  didn't
sell I could keep them or give them to worthy peeps (not the marshmellow
kind)

In a message dated 1/8/2010 1:05:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
mtbiker62@GMAIL.COM writes:

That's  about what I counted Stephen. There were 36 ot 37 vans on the lot
that  could be counted using Google Earth, and using
their horizon-angle feature,  it was fairly easy to surf and find the Westy
roofs.

bob

On  Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 8:46 AM, Stephen Grisanti <bike2vcu@yahoo.com>
wrote:

> Yea, brethren, I say unto you I have BEEN to Pulaski and I  have SEEN the
> elephant, er, the Vanagons.  The Westies are there,  but not in great
> numbers.  I did not count them but there must be  at least a dozen or so,
> possibly in numbers that reflect their true  percentage of distribution in
> Vanagon production.
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> And  he does have them roughly color-coded in parking layout.  No
photoshop
> done there unless he also got to my eyeballs during my  visit.
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