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Subject:Re: Heresy: I bought a Eurovan
From:J Stewart
Date:Mon, 6 Aug 2012 01:09:05 +0000

I can understand the 4 vans, but 3 wives! My God, man, are you crazy?!!! LoL, Jeff Jeff Stewart ----- Original Message -----
> Folks: My Vanagon pedigree is as good as most. I've owned 4 different
> vanagons spanning from 1981 to 2012. In various configuration, I've
> owned air-cooled, water cooled, 2WD, 14" and 16" syncros, pop-tops,
> and high-tops, carburetors and fuel injected, flat-4 and Zetec
> engines. I've owned CDN, French, & German spec vans. I've owned one
> factory NEW and 3 used vans. I driven my vans in Saudi Arabia, Egypt,
> Jordon, Syria, Turkey, Morocco, and most of Western Europe CDA & USA.
> My 4 vans have spanned 3 wives! :-)
> I've now sold my most recent van (16" Syncro Dehler/Reimo hightop
> camper) and I think(!) that I'm about done with T3s. But, Never say
> Never!
> I've now purchased a very nice, very clean 2002 Eurovan Winnebago
> camper. I have some idea of the differences in the T3 and T4 having
> rented a T4 to drive a round Europe in 2006. My wife will be a
> Visiting Scholar at the U of Arizona (Tuscon) so we will be spending
> most of the next 10 months in the SW USA.
> So it may be Heresy, but I'm
> batting for the other team, and we'll see how things go.
> My thanks to this List and the folks on the list, I have learned a
> great deal about vans, and I, and my vans, are better for that! :-)
> I'll lurk on this list for a while, as I might be able to offer some
> help on "my fridge wont light" or "canvas replacement tips", or the
> like. Malcolm

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