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Date:   Tue, 9 Jul 2002 12:56:37 -0500
Reply-To:   Helga Wasserboxer <helga@PRAIRIE-WOODS.ORG>
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From:   Helga Wasserboxer <helga@PRAIRIE-WOODS.ORG>
Subject:   Re: [South Carolina Trip] or why I love my Vanagon/Westy
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On Tuesday 09 July 2002 08:38 am, Royston, Jerry wrote:

> Anyway, I think it's important for people to report on these successful > problem-free trips so that we get more of a balanced view of the Vanagon's > reliability.

I couldn't agree more. Last month my wife and kids took my '87 Westy to South Carolina to visit family and the beach (yeah, I didn't get to go :(. 3800 miles, the only problem was the fridge not working correctly.

> We even camped on top of a 7-story parking lot in downtown Halifax.

This is about the coolest idea I have heard for a place to pop the top. People usually talk about Wal-Mart but I really have no desire to be in that kind of a parking lot. But a penthouse ...

> Gerry Royston > '87 Westy

Helga '87 Westy 175,000


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