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Date:         Wed, 12 Jul 95 18:18:57 TZ
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From:         Bjorn Rettig <bjoernr@microsoft.com>
Subject:      buying a new or used VW

I am planning to buy a Vanagon or Eurovan with Westfalia equipment in the next couple of month (probably in August).

I used to drive a '87 Turbo Diesel Westfalia in Germany. (I am living in the Seattle are now.) How stupid of me to sell it ;-) Anyway, after driving a sedan for 3 years now, I feel I have to go back to a van.

I don't really like the new Eurovan, but this is only a problem of getting used to it. When the vanagon came out, I preferred the previous "round" form too.

What would you recommend to me and why?

- buying a new Eurovan with Weekender equipment? - buying a new Eurovan with some other camper equipment? - buying an used Vanagon with Westfalia?

BTW, I am not a handy person and do not know much about fixing cars. Almost all of the repairs would have to go to a professional.

Please let me know any thoughts you might have on this topic.

thanks, --bjorn

------------------------------------------------------------------ Bjorn Rettig Program Manager bjoernr@microsoft.com Microsoft Corporation

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