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Date:         Mon, 2 Jul 2001 21:35:12 -0700
Reply-To:     David Richoux <tubaman@WOMBAT.NET>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         David Richoux <tubaman@WOMBAT.NET>
Subject:      Re: To Flap or Not To Flap?
Comments: To: Rod Smith <rodwreck@SE-TEL.COM>
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> Rod Smith wrote: > > Hi. > I'm looking at getting my "84 Westy repainted > in a few weeks and am looking for opinions > on whether or not to keep the mud flaps that are > behind the front tires. I assume these are original > equipment. There are no flaps behind the rear tires. > As I know I can count on the list for a variety of > opinions, I look forward to getting some input on > this. > Thanks, and long live the List!! > Rod.

My 83 Westy only had a flap on the front driver side - "they" said it was to prevent stones from hitting the LP tank, but after 18 years it finally fell off. I just bought a new set for all around but will wait until I repaint before attaching them.

There are two very different mounting systems and flap designs, BTW. The ones that Busdepot sells as a set are very different than the ones Westfalia put on their conversions. I don't know if one is much better than the other.

Dave Richoux


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