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Date:         Tue, 26 Mar 1996 21:00:27 -0600 (CST)
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From:         Bob Hufford <bhufford@mail.orion.org>
Subject:      WannaAutoWestie

Got a call from a local fellow (Walter R. Ernst, Ph.D., Professor 
Emeritus, Physics, to be exact) looking for a Westfalia Pop-Top Camper.  
He said he was willing to spend upwards of $10K for one.  It had to have 
automatic (for his wife) and be in good, functional condition.  I gave 
him a rundown on the pros/cons of the various generations.  I think he 
now has a fear of wasserboxers (oops, sorry).  Feel free to offer up 
any/all fairly priced, post-'67 models that you may run across.  Call Dr. 
Ernst at 417-881-6719 or e-mail me.  We are in Springfield, Missouri, USA.
Thanks! :-)


       Bob Hufford               \\  //   
    "...in the GROOVE"       \\   \\//   //  The Good/The Bad/The Ugly 
General Registry Of Ozarks'   \\   \/   //    '60 Double-Door Panel
  Volkswagen Enthusiasts       \\ //\\ //     '81 Vanagon (Sunroof)
  bhufford@mail.orion.org       \\/  \\/      '61,'63,'67,'72 Bus Bones
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