Oooooooooo, luv to have that.

Actually, I'm looking for the small accessory cup/change/small stuff
holder that VW offered for the Vanagons.  It mounted on top of the dash
and was made in black (other colors?) high-impact plastic.  I believe it
came with double-sticky tape on the bottom to hold it to the dash or
could be optionally secured with tiny sheet-metal screws (I'd hate to
drill the dash, wouldn't you?).  Don't want it for just myself, but would
like to find a nice *MINT* one to use as a pattern to repro from.  Have a
friend who's into plastics (The Graduate?) and could easily vacu-form or
whatever to make them.  I've had a lot of customers in the past few years
looking for this.  Anyone wanna donate for the cause?

Oh well, I justa keep ona dreamin'    :-)

Jim
84 Westy 2.1
62 Beetle (Father was original owner)
90 Fox Wagon
Sherwood Automotive * The Old Volks Home (oldvolkshome1@juno.com) (916)
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On Wed, 23 Jul 1997 14:20:51 -0500 Paul Henderson <pgh@UNX.DEC.COM>
writes:
>My Bus's DPO built a wooden shelf which runs from the instrument pod's
>right side all the way across to the right side of the dashboard. Its
>back rests on the dashboard (just in front of the defroster vents),
>and
>its front has hinges that are attached to the front edge of the
>dashboard.
>It is hinged so that one can get to the ashtray.
>
>The shelf has a raised border, so things laying on top can't roll out.
>And
>it has six holes of various sizes for cans, bottles, coffee cups,
>drink
>containers, and hairbrushes. Also two tiny holes for pens.
>
>It is unpainted and stained with coffee but is tremendously useful.
>Adds a bit of rustic charm to the interior.
>
>Paul Henderson
>'84 Vanagon two-tone red/white (138K miles)
>