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Date:         Sun, 14 Apr 2002 14:07:33 -0600
Reply-To:     Steve Blackham <ssblackh@QWEST.NET>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Steve Blackham <ssblackh@QWEST.NET>
Subject:      Autozone Half shafts
Comments: cc: type2@pon.type2.com
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I've been using these for years on my A-1s & A-2s.  Never had any
problems.  Glad to see that they now offer Transporter shafts.  The
last ones I had done were from a local rebuilder.  Works great but
not lifetime warrantee.  I have put 5 sets of brake pads on my 88
Bronco II with this warranty,  AKA 500,000 miles.  All for one low
initial price!  $20.  I hate myself but I do it anyway.


Steve Blackham
Centerville, Utah




77 Converted to Camper                 (2) Rabbit Pickups (Caddies)
82 Vanagon (Parts)                     (3) Jettas
83 Vanagon (Project)                   (1) Dasher wagon
88 Vanagon (weekender)                 (1) Foooooord Bronco
90 Vanagon (Carat weekender) (New addition)


I just can't seem to let loose of any vehicle I have ever owned!
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