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Date:         Sun, 18 Aug 1996 10:42:38 -0400 (EDT)
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From:         Lawrence Stivers <lstivers@freenet.columbus.oh.us>
Subject:      Re: Eurovan MV???

On Fri, 16 Aug 1996, Richard Alexand Palmer wrote:


> Howdy all. As my folks are considering adding a Eurovan to replace their ailing
> Chr*sler (They've seen the light!), they are looking at campers. However, they
> really don't want all the fancy equipment. So, I was wondering if they make
> Weekender Eurovans? 
They did, they don't no more.  8-(
No it is the Winnebago.  Overheard at the local VW dealer...(I snuck up on
the mechanic to take a peak at the EV Winnne...) Me "How's it going with
the Winnebago?"  
Mechanic "Dammit, these (Winnebago's) are a fucked up piece of shit..."(or
words to that effect) 
The first couple of years for the EV you could buy a Westfalia, but not n
anymore.                 \
Larry          ===________\
              /_] [__][__]|         Alpha Phi Omega
             .|_|---------| "Bearly Muven"                          
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