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Date:         Tue, 5 Mar 1996 12:37:10 -0600 (CST)
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From:         Jon Christensen <vvwca@primenet.com>
Subject:      ? Vanagon 091/1 Output Shaft & SAW

Hi All,


My 84 Vanagon's 4-speed 091/1 Tranny is needing an output shaft (I'd call 
it a pilot shaft) and VW wants about $80 for one.  I noticed in the 
latest 'How VWs' that SAW makes them.  Since I doubt SAW sells their 
products retail, I was wondering if anyone out there might know how much 
SAW is asking for this critters before I call Barrett's or one of the 
other aftermarket retailers.  


Better yet, if anyone has a used one they might want to sell, let me 
know.  Mine is all chewed up as the pilot brg went out.  Thanks.


Jon Christensen    '56,'71 Ghias; '56,'67 Bugs;'61 Dbl Cab, 63 Camper
 Certified VW Nut!            '84 Vanagon GL; '87 Golf GL
        /V\     Membership Coordinator for the Vintage VW Club of America 
        \W/       Co-Editor of the Vintage VW Club of America Newsletter 
 vvwca@primenet.com     Kansas City Kombis' NEATO Co-Representative
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