

| Subject: | Re: Specially equipped EVs (was PC Gamesmanship /f (was:Highest mileage?)) |
| From: | william killian |
| Date: | Wed, 22 Nov 1995 11:53:41 -0500 (EST) |
Taking this a very different direction from the 'physically challenged' bit. I've noticed a seemingly extreme number of the EV's I've seen around here (remembering that I live in EV heaven) are outfitted for whellchair passengers and drivers. Usually MV's but not always. Haven't noticed a similar phenomenon in other VW vans (particularly I haven't such equiped Vanagons at all). On Wed, 22 Nov 1995, Maher, Steve (SD-MS) wrote: > > I have heard from a reliable source that > MediVan has 385,000 miles on an '85 > Vanagon. It is still in service transporting > physically challanged people. > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > > My, how PC. Who am I to buck this ever-so-benificent trend? > > > Guess I'll need to refer to my '71 loaf, with its questionable 1600 > engine, as "motivationally challenged"? > > Heater doesn't work, either... "climactically challenged"? > Steering's pretty loose, too... "directionally unimpaired"? > Some rock dings in the windshield... "panoramically compromised"? > > Anyone else? > > Happy Fri\\\Wednesday, all... > > Steve Maher smaher@gi.com '71 VW Transporter, PC-pure > '80 V6anagon w/Ch*vy eng.-- > "Multinationalistical Energy-conversion Platform" > > P.S. It's not a car, it's a... what the hell is it, anyway?
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