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Date:         Sun, 15 Mar 1998 10:58:04 -0500
Reply-To:     Don Thompson <kdthomp@NLS.NET>
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From:         Don Thompson <kdthomp@NLS.NET>
Subject:      engine swap source
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Following is excerpt from company profile for VW Industrial engines that
I found in Thomas Registerm 1998 ed.  For all of you who talking about
swapping engines, this may be of help.




Volkswagen Of America Inc., Industrial Engine Div.,450 Barclay Blvd
Lincolnshire, IL  60069-3608 (50M+)   (847)-634-5290
Fax: (847) 634-5205


Industrial engines, transmissions, industrial powerpack & engine
accessories.  Liquid cooled engines with swirl chambers for
reduced nois & smoke emissions, with glow plugs & high
compression ratio. 1.9l diesel, 1.9l turbodiesel, 1.9l tdi diesel
1.8l gasoline.  Applications include all types of equiptment;
agricultural
machinery, generators, hydraulic units, air compressors, material
handling equuiptment, auxiliary power units & marine applications.
Iso9000 certified.


Don Thompson
93 EV
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