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Date:         Wed, 23 Aug 2000 22:29:58 -0400
Reply-To:     Flat Four <aircooledvw77t1@engineer.com>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Flat Four <aircooledvw77t1@engineer.com>
Subject:      Transporter
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Hi Listers! :^) I'm 16/m/CA and i'll be needing a used aircooled VW for my first car. (used for obvious reasons and not the mexi/beetles) I want a Transporter but I am not sure what year or Generation Transporter is right for me. I like the Loaf but the Vanagon has a lot more to offer. What year Vanagons were aircooled? I would like a Westy since I plan on doing a lot of travel in the future. I will be doing all the repairs with my own two hands and so i'd like something easy to work on. A lot of freeway driving so it should be able to make 70 (doesn't have to in windy conditions) I'd like something that has the most parts availability. Would the Loaf be easier to work on than the Wedge? I don't want the antique split because the visor above the two windshields makes a loud houling noise. I'll be driving it all through high school&college and probably keep it till the day I die.

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