> >I would have to agree though, that in concept, the VW Bus was one of the >first "mini-vans." > >Sean > One of the first? When the big 3 saw how VW was doing with the microbus out came the Greenbrier (sp?) and the Econovan, I don't recall what dodge came out with. The VW was the first and only. Speaking of Greenbrier, coming over the Mackinaw bridge I saw a Eurovan with a pop top (white), Just on the other side as I was getting off 75 I saw a Greenbrier. Now it's not a VW but I don't see many old air cooled vans around here.
Rob becida@gtii.com '86 Syncro GL (For sale)
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