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Date:         Sat, 25 Apr 1998 22:00:50 -0700
Reply-To:     Paula Rhodaback <prbrrh@PROAXIS.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <Vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         Paula Rhodaback <prbrrh@PROAXIS.COM>
Subject:      want to buy a fox
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hello all, my name is brian rhodaback and i reside in albany, or. i am
new to the list and    i enjoy reading the list mail every day, seems to
me that alot of people really enjoy  their veedubs. i have been away
from the volkswagen scene for some time. in the past i have owned-----71
bus, 72 super beetle, 77 bus, 79 scirocco, 79 super beetle covert., 85
quantum sw gl5, and now a 87 vanagon gl syncro.  anyway i am looking for
some suggestions, i need a work car because we are going to use the
vanagon for long trips etc. work is only 10 minutes away and i was
thinking maybe a mid 80's fox or golf for the commute.  which years are
good ?.  would diesel be ok? or is the trip to short.  i know there is a
wealth of info out there, because i read it on the mail list every day.
thanks for everyones help in advance.  and happy veeweeing to all.
the rhodaback's in oregon.
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