

| Subject: | Re: Rear bumper/Re: Parts ordering experience |
| From: | K & K |
| Date: | Sat, 5 Oct 1996 17:24:30 -0400 |
At 11:43 AM 10/4/96 -0500, you wrote: >Donald,I just started dealing wiht Volkmotosport in Ca. They seem to be real helpful and pretty competitive on price. Try'em you'll like 'em > >I have an 84 Vanagon GL with a Mazda bumper in the rear. The PO was retired >from the auto "junk yard" business and had bought the vanagon totaled and >rebuilt it for his daughter and son-in-law. I'll have to take a photo and >post. It is a bit of a curiosity. Karen named the Vanagon Ma-Van. I do >wonder what other hybrid parts I'll find. > >As for Camelback VW, I was excited when I found they offered an Internet >discount, then discouraged when quoted prices... > >rod bearings $5.60 ea. half piece (2 per rod) >distributor drive gear $39.60 >camshaft $231.69 >muffler clamp $38.03 >muffler $223.80 >brake shoes $61.88 > >Scott Maurer >(503) 281 4362 >1984 Vanagon GL > >At 11:28 AM 10/4/96 +0000, you wrote: >>A leaking rear heater core has caused me to investigate parts sources other >>than local Atlanta dealers and local FLAPS. I assumed that the rear heater >>valve was the culprit and ordered a new one from Camelback VW in >>Phoenix--total... >> >>I also ordered a new bumber from Volks Motor Sports for $135... New bumpers >cost $395 from the dealer. >>Looking forward to having a pristine rear bumper on my van. >> >>Donald Baxter >>'85 GL in Atlanta > > >
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