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Date:         Mon, 06 Nov 95 18:11 CST
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From:         EF0JPB1@mvs.cso.niu.edu
Subject:      What kind of bus do I have?

>From: Bob <zaphod@ATC.AMERITEL.NET> >Subject: re: What kind of bus do I have?

>I think I got this off of the Gopher server at lenti, but I >don't remember for sure. It should have everything you >need. Of course, the plate behind the passenger seat in my >'67 Kombi doesn't jive with either of your plates nor does >it jive with this list but oh well...

>Bob.

I have seen this Gopher site and it *is* very helpful to most of the splittie group. Your problem with the Kombi is the same problem I have with 3 1967s. VW changed the Model Codes in 1966 when they went to the 9-digit chassis number.

I have been entering Old Bus Registry forms for NEATO and have seen all sorts of model numbers show up for 1966 and 1967. Most numerous are:

22-15 Microbus 23-42 Westy Camper 23-11 Kombi 24-12 Deluxe 24-13 Deluxe 26-16 Double Cab

I suspect that if you look at your ID tag you will see 2311 behind the seat and 23-11 on the air vent, though I have found that the 66s may only have Type 23 on the vent ID.

Once I get through all of these forms, I hope to compile a list to add to the list you forwarded.

-Jim Bryant


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