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Date:         Wed, 6 Sep 2000 12:06:44 -0400
Reply-To:     Brian Cirulnick <techrat@VM.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Brian Cirulnick <techrat@VM.COM>
Subject:      Cut on the dotted line?
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Howdy!

Whilst cleaning out my Vanagon on Monday between thunderstorms, I had opened the engine hatch to have a look at things. After closing up the engine hatch, I looked at the whole rear bay, and for the first time, noticed these dashed lines that are stamped into the metal. They appear on the right and left sides around the engine hatch.

Anybody know what these are for? I have only two guesses that they are perhaps cutouts for additional equipment, perhaps for Westfalia conversions, or that these are footwells for a winch over the engine bay, perhaps for lifting out the engine. I really am clueless about this one.

Is this a FAQ? Or am I the only person to wonder what these dashed lines are?

Have a look in under the rug in your engine bay and see if you have the same thing.

TTYL Brian C. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- E-mail: techrat@vm.com URL: http://www.vm.com/ http://www.obsolyte.com -- where the antique is elYte!!


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