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Date:         Thu, 3 Apr 1997 14:40:13 -0500 (EST)
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From:         "William A. Killian" <killian@mnsinc.com>
Subject:      Re: Eurovans, Winnebago and Westfalia (was: Comet Camper Cafe)

One more time.... <grin>


The Rialta is not the Eurovan Camper.  The Rialta is the $45K to $55K 
beastie sold by Winnebago dealers.  Parcel delivery box looking thingie 
put on the chassis and cab of an EV.


Eurovan Camper is the $35k beastie based on a van shaped extended Eurovan 
sold by VW dealers.


On Thu, 3 Apr 1997, Drew B. Farenwald wrote:


> > I just looked at one of these last weekend.  I think it had to have been 
> > a '97 as it had the VR6 engine.  However, the price on the window was 
> > $55,000.
> 
> 	I recall the sticker one the 97 EVs at Autohaus in Lancaster, PA to
> more like $35K, maybe a few more.  $55K or $45K are both absurd.


bill and diane killian
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