Date:         Tue, 27 May 2003 10:05:47 -0400
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From:         Bill Collins <vanagon@BILL-COLLINS.NET>
Subject:      Vanagons in Germany
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Ok, now I'm confused!  I just saw another T3 Transporter with a Vanagon
badge here in Munich.  Both were Westy "California" models, similar to the
US campers, except there's no roof rack, and there's a small console
around the shifter.

So, did VW actually use the Vanagon name in Germany (maybe as a way to
give special models that exotic American feel), of is it just very popular
to switch badges?  (Or, did I just happen to see the only two in Germany?
Or the same one parked in two different places 10km apart?)

Bill

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