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Date:         Fri, 5 Jan 2007 12:49:46 -0500
Reply-To:     "Burdett, Jean-Pierre" <jp.burdett@SPOTWAVE.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         "Burdett, Jean-Pierre" <jp.burdett@SPOTWAVE.COM>
Subject:      Roadside Troubles while on Vacationing
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OK so assuming that most people on this list keep their Vanaboxes in
good shape....So how many of you here have experienced roadside
mechanical problems that required some big work or messed up your
vacation? How did U handle it? Or are most road trips stress free?


The coming season we roll out with our 82 AC bus on long trips to
Northern Ontario (Manitoulin Island), New Hampsire & Cabot Trail
(separately) and I'm want to mentally prepare myself (and my wife) for
any troubles!!


My 82 is no clunker, it is in great shape mechanically but U never know
until U know. U Know?! Let me kmow :-)






JP Burdett | Product Marketing Manager
Spotwave Wireless Inc. 


Tel: 613.591.1662 Ext.297 | Fax: 613.591.8107  | Mobile: 613.294.8942
1 Hines Road. Suite 204 Ottawa ON. CANADA | K2K 3C7
jp.burdett@spotwave.com  |  www.spotwave.com
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