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Date:         95-01-14 08:55:07 EST
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From:         anderson@oldcolo.com (Tim Anderson)
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I too saw the 4x4 VeeWee (VW) in Munich.  It is called a Synchro.
It is definitely factory.


They also make a Synchro Vanagon (I've actually seen these in the
US).  A former roommate calls it his "Dream Car".




One of the 4x mags recently had their favorite 4x4's.  One was titled
"Best use of a Vega" that had a Vega on a 4x frame.  Being a former
Vega owner, I whole-heartedly agree with their title.


Tim




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