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Date:         Sat,  4 Apr 92 18:58:33
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         dace.ecc@argonet.co.uk (David Eccles)
Subject:      Re:cost of restoring '67

It's a bottomless pit mate..3 yeas ago we did (had done) all the front end and running gear..last year it was all the chassis and outriggers and floors and corners and sills and more..this year it was all the rubbers and a total respray. Oh yeah the engine blew up last year so that's new..and so are the reduction gears..and aagh it goes on forever! And Cee beat me over the head today with an old wiper motor when i said " I think the bus could do with"...Bang! It depends on how skilled you are...how long you wanna spend doing it...we have had ours for twenty years and only started spending serious money on it 3 years ago..but we are looking forward to a time of no kids..just us an the open road...and hell, someone has to keep the faith..! Good luck..go for it but be prepred to grovel to evryone including family and long suffering bank manager.. Dave --

**dace.ecc@argonet.co.uk** Hal 'ECHO' Eccles - WFRP, X-files, etc... '72 1303S Ragtop David (bill payer)Eccles - SSVC, Volkswagens etc '67 Split; '72 Bug


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