On Mon, 10 Jun 1996, David Easterwood wrote: > >What's the deal on Binz Crew Cab's as opposed to others? Was this a > >retrofit in the US? I've heard of these before, but I've never understood > >that there were so many. I always assumed that Binz was a dealership or > >something. Inquiring minds want to know. > > > Binz was a coach company that took VW single cabs and made them into > crewcabs. They were made before VW produced crewcabs themselves (VW > started making them in 1959). Some identifying marks are a suicide > rear passenger door with wide popout window, a short indentation on > the side gates (they were cut down and re-welded single cab gates), > and the forward truck bed seam on the driver side. the binz also came with a none suicide door too. seen a couple of them. the side cut down gates carried through till mid 60 when VW made there own finally for the crew cab. just a little more info. Take care and God Bless matt
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