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Date:         Wed, 27 Nov 96 10:45:00 E
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         "Lebron,Nathan" <nlebron@troy.cobe.com>
Subject:      RE: Westfalia features!



Well, I thought my engine died when I turned the key and nothing would   
happen.  After getting it towed, I realized I had it Drive.


One day, I was walking through a blizzard in Upstate NY when a middle   
aged guy in his Tercel called me over.  He asked if I ever seen a   
steering wheel lockup.  I told him to turn the ignition key and the wheel   
simultaneously.  He has unbelievable shocked.  He has been trying to   
start his car for about 2 hours.


Nate El Great


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>From:  vanagon[SMTP:vanagon@lenti.med.umn.edu]
Sent:  Wednesday, November 27, 1996 8:27 AM
To:  Multiple recipients of list
Subject:  Re: Westfalia features!


> filler extension tube on the Vanagon.  While camping at Yosemite a few
> weeks ago I met a Westy owner who did not know that the front seats
> revolve!  Any others out there?




Know a guy a few years back who drove his brand new BMW 750 bike 200   
miles
home from the dealer in 4th gear.  Didn't know it had 5th. His last one
didn't.  tim
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