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Date:         Thu, 17 Jul 2003 09:58:46 -0400
Reply-To:     jfg69 <jfg69@SURFREE.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         jfg69 <jfg69@SURFREE.COM>
Subject:      1984 Vanagon w 2.1 conversion for parts.
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Located in MIDDLETOWN, NY:  MUST go QUICKLY!


I have a 1984 Vanagon with a 2.1 engine in it. The engine was rebuilt
and installed (by Dennis Haynes of this list) about 3 or 4 years ago. I
drove it for about 6 months when it developed some sort of electrical
problem (harness, computer?). I didn't have time for it, so I parked it and it has been
sitting ever since.
Recently, I was going to put it back on the road, so I removed the
fuel injection harness to be replaced with a known good one (which I
never got.
The reason I say for parts is because of a title problem, you can
e-mail me with regard to that.
I have since moved back to Long Island and am getting divorced. I have
no place to store her, so she must go.


I am looking to get 6-700 for the whole thing, and


I CAN NOT PART IT OUT!


It must go in one piece. The ex is getting *itchy and wants it
gone yesterday. It may only be there until next Tuesday.


P-mail for any more info: jfg69@surfree.com




Jerry
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