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Date:         Thu, 26 Jun 1997 22:17:12 +0000
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From:         John Welsh <jwelsh29@idt.net>
Subject:      Re: Journeys under difficult conditions

Jim and Listees,

I would like very much to add skidplates to my Vanagon. Though it already has the stock Syncro skid rails, I'm nervous about the propane tank, the front diff and rear engine/transaxle castings exposed through the stock skid rails, and the exhaust system. All it takes is some bad luck with ONE ROCK 20 miles out into the desert, and you're in big trouble.

How do I get a copy of the "Journeys Under Difficult Conditions" plans? Has anyone out there used them? Thanks for your help.

John Welsh, San Diego 87 Syncro Westfalia GL 81 Triumph TR8

Jim Arnott wrote: > > I recently received plans for under chassis protection for transporters > (splits, loafs and bricks.) I would like to hear from anyone interested > in adding skid plates to their bus. If you would be interested, please > drop me a note. Don't have a price yet. Still need to do a little more > research. > > BTW, I have nothing for syncros. :( Guess with AWD one doesn't need > skid plates. > > Jim Arnott > Union, OR


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