

| Subject: | Re: Cool pics, some questions |
| From: | Steve |
| Date: | Sun, 9 Aug 1998 22:28:28 -0700 |
Hey...yes. I'm still alive...nearly. As seems to happen every summer, I am buried with work. 12/7 for the last 21/2 weeks! I think he's still there, Jeanne....although i've had trouble reaching him on the radio. He may have been in copenhagen for the weekend. I will be calling him in the morning as he will be leaving by the end of the month. I am going to ask him to go to a couple of junkyards and see about lights and anything else that looks good. He literally is at an airstrip...he services UPS jets as a covers, so he can ship from work, but still has to pay full freight. You need to give me more info on the gas can, though. steve JeanneMaly wrote: > I was wondering if Steve Schwenk's friend is still Behind German Lines. The > gas can holder and spare tire holder would solve a couple of my problems for > the trip to South America. Probably cost a fortune to get them here, > though. But I would be interested if it was feasible. > > Jeanne Maly > -----Original Message----- > From: KENWILFY@AOL.COM <KENWILFY@AOL.COM> > To: Vanagon@VANAGON.COM <Vanagon@VANAGON.COM> > Date: Thursday, August 06, 1998 3:21 PM > Subject: Cool pics, some questions > > >As I was checking out Chris Turner's pics from Germany (and enjoying them > very > >much) I saw a few things that I wanted to ask about. > >1. One of the Vanagons rear air intakes were sealed up. Does this > decrease > >drag enough to be worth doing and where do you get your fresh air from for > the > >intake? > >2. Black VW badged pickup in one picture is a VW Taro right? (You say > you've > >never heard of a Taro? And you thought you knew about VWs. :) > >3. Nice swing out spare tire holder and gas can holder but why do you need > to > >put the tire on the back? What is taking up the spare tire space > underneath? > >4. What is that photo underneath of a older bus supposed to be showing? > >(extra clean or some special drive train?) > >5. Liked the LTs. Did they make any of these into campers in Germany or > are > >they strictly grunt vehicles? (There is one here in South Jersey that I > have > >seen pictures of that was brought over and camperized in the US by a VW > >dealer.) > >Thats all for now. Hope I get to go to the Fatherland one of these days. > >Ken Wilford > >John 3:16 >
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