Date:         Wed, 14 Sep 2005 09:12:50 +0200
Reply-To:     Jaap Nauta <bus.mail@IAE.NL>
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From:         Jaap Nauta <bus.mail@IAE.NL>
Subject:      Re: Moby L spotted! Holy synchro and a half....
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If anyone wants I can translate. By the way, the place is 50 miles from
where I live :-)
From what I see from his site: He's basically working on all sorts of
campers and caravans, installs, repairs. He does build complete campers.
Has some parts (http://mobylhome.nl/upgrades/upgrades.html) Also has two
T4 synchro's for rent.
He tell's his "hobby" started with a T3 synchro, which he build into a
camper, apparently did a good job, and has now his own shop.

Jaap
'87 Caravelle diesel


Chris Renz <aircooledchris@EUCASAFARI.VENDIOWEB.COM> wrote:
here in the Safeway parking lot, in Eureka California, I just saw one of the
coolest Synchro westfalia's ever.

I dont think you can buy them this way, but if you can, I WANT ONE.

wow. It had to have stock 18in wheels, big knobby looking tires, bike
carrier/spare tire carrier on the back with just a kids big wheel mounted to
it (ok, and the spare)

It was a hightop style van, and had synchro 4x4 decals all across the bottom
side.

The web address sticker across the front was as follows:
http://mobylhome.nl


http://mobylhome.nl/pictures/reserverwieldrager%20T3%20A.JPG

It looked more like a eurovan on supersteroids, but the pic above is exactly
what the topper looked like.

Who can read Dutch here? These things are sweet!

cheers,
cr