

| Subject: | 12 year model cycle |
| Date: | Tue, 29 Nov 1994 09:01:40 -0500 |
Hello, all you VW nuts. I'm new to this list, and have been amused by all this talk about air conditioning and refrigerators... Spare me! :) I have a 76 Westfalia (now in TN) which I drove around Texas for nigh ten years (even to big Bend Nat'l Park, where I did a lot of impromptu repairs) with no AC or fridge. No problem. Anyway, I noticed something else that you folks probably already know, since it seemed so obvious. In the list of models, each was produced for 12 years, it seems. Is this a coincidence, or is it part of a Master VW Plan that just when they get the bugs (no pun intended) worked out they completely redesign the vehicle? Do we anticipate that 2003 will be the last year ofthe Eurovan? : 56 Microbus 1 68 Bus 4 80 Vanagon 8 92 Eurovan 1 : 57 Microbus 0 69 Bus 5 81 Vanagon 12 93 Eurovan 8 : 58 Microbus 0 70 Bus 8 82 Vanagon 16 94 Eurovan 0 : 59 Microbus 4 71 Bus 14 83 Vanagon 3 95 Eurovan 1 : 60 Microbus 2 72 Bus 10 84 Vanagon 10 : 61 Microbus 2 73 Bus 11 85 Vanagon 18 : 62 Microbus 2 74 Bus 5 86 Vanagon 7 : 63 Microbus 1 75 Bus 4 87 Vanagon 12 : 64 Microbus 4 76 Bus 6 88 Vanagon 3 : 65 Microbus 1 77 Bus 4 89 Vanagon 5 : 66 Microbus 8 78 Bus 10 90 Vanagon 9 : 67 Microbus 6 79 Bus 5 91 Vanagon 5 BTW, has anyone seen the Winnebago camper conversion for the Eurovan yet? John Tauxe tauxejd@ornl.gov Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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