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Date:         Wed, 6 May 1998 12:55:30 -0400
Reply-To:     Valerie Chandler <martycha@IX.NETCOM.COM>
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From:         Valerie Chandler <martycha@IX.NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      more on the '86 Weekender...
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We live in Cincinnati, Ohio.  The van's clutch was replaced in
Flagstaff, a couple of years ago, after it burned out on the south rim
of the Grand Canyon.  It's a good thing our son had an AAA gold card on
him for the tow to Flagstaff!  That was a two-hundred dollar tow!


And I came to my decision on the transmission.  I ordered a rebuilt
manual from The VW Parts Place in Auburn Hills Michigan (248-373-2300),
and had it shipped to the dealer where the vehicle is right now.  I
figgered it's worth keeping the van taken care of since I don't know
when VW will offer another pop-top and nobody in Cincinnati is going to
sell Eurovans anyway.  Plus the suckers will go for close to forty-grand
anyway.
Regards!
Valerie Chandler
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