>with a daily clutch replacement on a Synchro!! Also, kindly note on >http://www.alphaautosales.net/vanagon90/index.htm the center picture in the >fourth row down http://www.alphaautosales.net/vanagon90/wph5.jpg and then >tell >me again it's not a Westy. You are so right, it is not a Westy, but clearly >a >Westfalia.
Ahem. Well actually, Westfalia was the group that modified the Vanagons to become "Campers." But apparently Westfalia also played a part in the Carats/Wolfsburgs (I dunno, the table and bed?). Thus the Wesfalia-Werke badging. Technically, there was no Vanagon officially called "Westfalia." But it is commonly accepted that the factory Vanagon Campers (modified by Westfalia) are known as "Westfalias." The Carats/Wolfsburgs have never been considered such. Sorry your getting picked on. That Vanagon for sale, whatever it's called, is cool. -James '90 Carat http://home.earthlink.net/~jamesvogl/site/main.html
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