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Date:         Sun, 15 Jan 2006 22:43:00 EST
Reply-To:     JordanVw@AOL.COM
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From:         JordanVw@AOL.COM
Subject:      LT-28 (was Re: Ebay:Giagantic 76 "vanagon" camper
Comments: To: Oxroad@aol.com
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In a message dated 1/15/06 10:20:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, Oxroad@AOL.COM
writes:




> Somehow I didn't know the LT 28 was made as far back as 76.  I have
> brochure
> for a Westfalia "Sven Hedin" camper based on the LT-28.


yea i think the first year for the LT series was '74 or '75...  around when
the Golf 1 (rabbit) came out..      when i was in europe back in '98, i saw a
bunch of LT's...some 28's, some newer 31's (with the squarish vanagon looking
headlights).   i saw an older 28 that was for sale on a street in Brussles...
i dont remember the price but i remember it was very cheap..   it was just a
plain box van though.. not a camper..  i dont care what y'all say, i think
theyre pretty cool....ungainly looking, but cool..
in the Wolfsburg museum there was a Syncro LT, doublecab..that was used as a
support vehicle for the Dakkar road rally...IIRC...  that was neat..




chris
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