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Date:         Mon, 20 May 1996 01:56:58 -0400
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         Claralw@aol.com
Subject:      Re: Colour combinations for '62 standard

The Bus is two tone, white on top, and a "peachy" colour on the lower panels. The dash and interior trim are also peach/apricot in colour. The daughter-in-law swears that it has never been painted ... and it looks like original paint. Can anyone tell me if "peach" was a valid factory colour for '62? - - - - - it sounds like white and sealing wax red. the red fades to a colour some call orange, some pink, its hard to describe. if you polish it up it is more brickish red - just like sealing wax, actually. it is said to be a very difficult colour to have mixed accurately.

for the last five to ten years. The 36bhp power(less) plant would likely need some work..

a 62 would have come with a 40hp when new

.the engine compartment was clean and much taller than in my '67 ...

not when new, unless it was modified

.looks like there is a spare tyre mount to the right of the engine...

sounds modified. good luck with getting a new bus.


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