Not to hijack this thread, but it seemed the perfect opportunity (plus being Friday and all). I started out with a Eurovan Weekender project but was drawn into the Vanagon addiction. As such I need to get rid of the Eurovan project. My wife says it has to go before I get anything else Vanagon. I would be happy to trade for a Vanagon, Vanagon parts or an aircooled bug (or what ever you might have).

Please, Email off list for details. I'd be happy to send you my phone number if you wanna chat.

It's in Indy.

Here are pictures documenting what I've been doing:
<http://kippert.com/ev/>

Here are pictures taken last March:
<http://kippert.com/ev/weekender/>

Here are pictures of the parts van 
<http://kippert.com/ev/parts_ev/>
(you can take it or scavenge what you want and I'll sell it for scrap):

THANKS!

Mark K
1986 GL/2WD/4SPD "Old Gold"
1990 Carat/2WD/Auto "Carol"

On Feb 12, 2010, at 4:19 PM, Jeff Lincoln wrote:

> Personally I think it's because Eurovans don't lend themselves as well to
> self maintenance - and no offense to those of you who have them and love
> them but they just don't have the same character as a Vanagon - much like a
> Vanagon doesn't have as much character as a Bay - and a Bay a Splittie.
> 
> Sure each model advanced technically and in comfort - but they all lost a
> bit of magic along the way.
> 
> 
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