Folks-

Yes, the Heat section is in progress. Yes, it will be finished soon. No, it
won't be tomorrow.

I am on a complicated project right now that has tight deadlines. The site
update will incorporate a lot more than just the heater section...it will
have parts lists/costs, a heap more diagrams (including wiring diagrams for
the second battery, multiple fans, and all the auxiliary lighting), and a
bunch of photos (even one of Suzanne, the inspiration!).

I promise, as it was worth the wait for the first iteration, it will be for
the second. I bought voice-recognition software (Dragon,
NaturallySpeaking), and it is expediting completion of the project, and the
site build. (I have to train it a bit, the first time I said "EuroVan" it
spit out "Hero Fan") I will post when it is complete.

G. Matthew Bulley
Bulley-Hewlett & Associates
www.bulley-hewlett.com
Cary, NC USA
888.468.4880 tollfree

-----Original Message-----
From:   Mike [SMTP:mayfly95@PAONLINE.COM]
Sent:   Thursday, April 22, 1999 6:17 PM
To:     vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject:        Re: WTB: 85 Vangon GL interior Panels (blue)

Check out Bulley's site for door insulation techniques at :

                        http://www.bulley-hewlett.com/VWindex/

when ya gunna finish the heat section ???

nice job BTW.

Mike
87 Westy

Brian Cirulnick wrote:
>
> I have a light blue (don't know the paint code yet, sorry) 85 Vanagon GL
(yes,
> rear seat folds). Both of the interior panels in the middle of the bus
are
> damaged. This is the sliding door interior panel, and the panel exactly
> opposite that (where the middle seats usually are - I've removed my
middle
> seats for more interior room (I would like to put a storage box there)).
>
> I've seen posts on the list of people parting out Vanagons or people who
just
> have garages full of spare parts. If anyone has what I'm looking for,
lemme
> know what you need to part (no pun intended) with these items.
>
> Also, is it okay to put sponge foam (like foam packing - but not the
peanuts,
> slabs of foam) between the metal and the interior panels for
> soundproofing/insulation? Obviously tougher to do this on the door, but
easy
> to do on the opposite wall.
>
> TTYL
> Brian Cirulnick
> techrat@vm.com
>
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