Date:         Fri, 23 Sep 2011 23:46:07 +0000
Reply-To:     J Stewart <fonman4277@COMCAST.NET>
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From:         J Stewart <fonman4277@COMCAST.NET>
Subject:      Re: Junkyard Wars
Comments: To: Donna Skarloken <dskarloken@gmail.com>
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Hi Donna, 
This van was a passenger van, but it did have two nice dark brown door panels w/ armrests, stock speakers and all. However, I don't believe there ever was a map pocket on the passenger side. I am going back in a week or two, if you are interested in the door panels-but aren't you in California? I'm in Virginia. 



Jeff Stewart 


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What I wish for are two decent, stock brown door panels. PO put speakers, ugly square ones, in each door, lower part, and on the passenger side as a result there is no map pocket thingy. 

Happy Friday, 
Donna - Syncro 1987 


On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 1:20 PM, J Stewart < fonman4277@comcast.net > wrote: 


I won today. I have in my possession what may the last brown padded dash that is isn't cracked. Seriously, every brown padded dash I've ever seen has been cracked, including the one currently in my '85 Weekender. Two years ago at the Manassas Bug Out I talked to a guy with one of the most perfect Westys I've ever seen. Beautiful two tone brown paint that looked like a mirror, perfect interior, engine conversion, 16 inch wheels, etc. He told me he had 35K invested in his Westy-and I don't doubt it. His brown dash looked the surface of the moon! He even envied the dash in my '85 which is only slightly cracked. But even so, this one will be going in mine. I was surprised at how easily the dash came out, took only about an hour, not including those two bizarre "safety" bolts that hold the steering column in place (is there any way to get those off besides vice grips?) In total, I got the brown dash, a brown rear view mirror (also perfect) two visors, complete gauge/instrument panel, assorted bulbs, relays, and other small items for $90.00, not a bad deal IMHO! Jeff 



Jeff Stewart