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Date:         Fri, 8 May 2009 16:11:10 -0700
Reply-To:     info@EARTHSTRAPS.COM
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Greg Boege / Earthstraps <info@EARTHSTRAPS.COM>
Subject:      Earthstrap Luggage Well "Westy" Net For VW Vans - Made From
              Recycled Rubber
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Good Afternoon...


Just wanted to introduce our Earthstrap "Westy" net to you all...  Earthstraps was started some years ago when we came across a man selling the coolest bungie cords we'd ever seen on a street corner in South America.  We found his source, asked this gentleman if he could weave a net just so-wide and so-long for a 1990 Westfalia luggage well, and the first Earthstrap cargo net was "off the line"...


Earthstrap cargo nets are hand-made from discarded tire inner-tubes.  They are hand-cut and hand-woven into various configurations for us including the Westy.  See more details on the Westy net at http://earthstraps.com/Westy.html.


We've sold hundreds of these over the last through years at internet sites like gowesty.com, everythingsuv.com, etc..  They
 are truly unique and everyone that gets them in their hands comments on how much they like 'em (note: if you already own one, we'd really like to hear your comments).  


Let us know if you have any questions ...  Have a great weekend.
     
 
Greg Boege
Earthstraps Cargo Nets
369 Capistrano
Shell Beach, CA  93449 USA
805-4590613 
www.earthstraps.com
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