This seems true. However after I did the math it might not be so impossible. 

$20,000�$25= 800 people pledging
             Or
$20,000�$60= 333 people pledging

So I pledged $60 and I'm hoping for the best. What the heck, I'm supporting the arts and the VW bus lifestyle. And spreading the word via Facebook has made a number of seemingly impossible things come true. Just look at Betty White hosting Saturday Night Live! 

Now if only I had a Vanagon dependable enough to leave Indiana and travel the backroads!

Mark K
1986 GL/2WD/4SPD
1990 Carat/2WD/Auto

On Apr 15, 2011, at 2:58 PM, JordanVw@AOL.COM wrote:

> sad to say, i dont know how theyre going to come up with $20k grand in 9
> days....
> 
> 
> 
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> 
> In a message dated 4/15/2011 2:56:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> oxroad@GMAIL.COM writes:
> 
> Hey  Folks--
> 
> There was some talk here and on faceBook about the "The Bus" a  documentary
> film being shot by a Vanagon owner in Missoula, MT.
> The film  follows the history of the VW Bus from the early days through the
> 90s. It's  a "tale of freedom, love, and friendship" say the filmmakers.
> 
> Here's a  link to a clip from the film currently in production with lots of
> great  shots of Vanagons and busses doing what we do.
> On this page you can click  on the "UPDATE" link for some more footage and
> interviews that looks like  it must be a Baja Westfalia trip.
> There are great shots throughout to  virtually transport you out of the
> office.
> 
> You also have a chance to  donate to the film via kickstarter to help the
> independent film get  completed. Looks like
> as little as $25 gets you a DVD copy of the completed  film.
> 
> Usual Disclaimers: I'm not involved in the film in any way. I  just think it
> looks like a great project--well shot and well put  together.
> 
> Watching the trailer and all is free at the  link.
> 
> http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/busmovie/the-bus