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Date:         Fri, 15 Dec 95 23:15:19 CST
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         Joel Walker <JWALKER@ua1vm.ua.edu>
Subject:      repost: 71 camper for sale (IL)

i found this "out there" ... :)


 Article: rec.autos.marketplace.32227
 From: anonymous
 Subject: 1971 Volkswagon Camper, very rare, restoration hal...


  1971 Volkswagon Camper, very rare, restoration halfway done.  Needs
  engine.    $300.00 firm.
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  This bus is also known as a Westfalia Hardtop..  It does not
  have the regular camper pop up.  All parts are original,
  and it is a very rare car. Many new parts icl. battery,
  clutch, brake and accel. cables, recent brake and clutch job
   also has tires w/less than 75 miles on them with full
  warranty.  The engine has a rod thrown in it, but a rebuilt
  or used engine is easy to come by.  Many more new items
  put into this one.  call and leave message for Shelly at:
             1-(618)-867-2266.  (Illinois)


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    This classified was posted at the request of the author
      by EPage Classifieds,  http://ep.com/
    Posted from Belleville Illinois
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