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Date:         Mon, 11 Sep 95 17:06:07 EDT
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From:         dcarment@ccs.carleton.ca (David Carment)
Subject:      Re: 81 Westfalia Blues

Bob Park writes: > near complete with engine #8. What would you do? I'm tempted to trade it > for a (curse me) Plymouth Voyager to match all the neighbors. Except, at a > kit car show this weekend, I saw a Mazda conversion engine w. adaptor to VW > tranny by Kennedy Eng.in So.Cal. I also have 88 RX7 which runs like the > old 72 bus. Could live with a hybrid. So, whadya think? > > Bob: all kidding aside; unless you need speed and are determined to get something water cooled, why not get a diesel instead? They are cheap, reliable and probably a lot easier to install. Many of the people on the list will testify to their durability and economy. Of course if you like to go above 60mph.....

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