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Primitive '60s tech, even by Vanagon standards. Beam front axle, live rear, etc. Also features engine between the front seats. Stephen mobile > On Jul 14, 2015, at 12:27 PM, John Rodgers <jrodgers113@GMAIL.COM> wrote: > > Has anyone ever seen a Chevy Van 108? > > I saw one today and had to go around it twice to be sure I wasn't seeing > things. It was in the parking lot of the local WallyWorld and from a > distace I thought it was a vanagon. Up close it definitly was not. Round > headlights set a bit lower than a Vanagon. Dorble rear doors. Double side > doors. Where the rear side windows are on a vgon, there were solid panels, > it might be a hair bigger than a Vanagon. Nice looking rig. Were I looking > for a van, i would consider this! > > John R. |
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