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Date:         Wed, 5 Mar 2003 17:16:36 -0500
Reply-To:     John Jensen <mudbug@TOAD.NET>
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From:         John Jensen <mudbug@TOAD.NET>
Subject:      Re: Vanagon carrying capacity impresses
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I've carried a lot of building materials in my Vanagon. The roof can carry a foot thickness of plywood. The volume capacity of the empty Vanagon is just a wee bit short of what a full size Ford van carries and much easier to load. The weirdest load I ever had was 2500 lbs of cement in my 69 transporter...it's a wonder I didn't blow the tires. The suspension was virtually bottomed out and steering was a very major effort.

John Jensen, Mudbug Pottery mudbug@toadhouse.com , http://www.toadhouse.com

'80 Westy


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