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Date:         Thu, 1 Dec 1994 09:08:41 -0500
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From:         michael.heron@utoronto.ca (Michael Heron)
Subject:      Re: a  really cool VW

i could be wrong but it sounds like a Fridolin? I know they were used by the German Post Office in the early 70's. They king of look like a Type III in the front end, and have a sliding door on the front, much as a Bubble Window van would have

>A friend of mine had a really cool VW. It was a phone repair vehicle from >Germany. Basically it was a bus on a bug chassis. Someone had converted >it into a camper, but most of the original interior was intact. It had >beautifully made wood cabinets for tools and the like and a collapsable >front passenger seat so there was more interior room when needed. The >front end looked like an oversized Bug with a big wrap around windshield. >There was a gas heater up front, under the hood, near the gas tank and >spare tire. We figured it was from the mid sixties based on the running >gear. It had Bus type sliding doors on both sides and these extended from >the front seats back. You folded back the front seats to get into the rear >compartment. The doors locked open so you could drive with them that way. > I've never seen one of these around since... Anyone else?


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