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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1998 09:46:51 +0200
Reply-To:     richard lumb <richard.lumb@DLR.DE>
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From:         richard lumb <richard.lumb@DLR.DE>
Organization: German Space Operations Centre
Subject:      Re: Purchasing accessories in Germany
Comments: To: vanagon@vanagon.com, Eric.Henning@BAILEY.COM
In-Reply-To:  <A1F82EB4BC14D111BE4900805F2248C1E93DBC@WARMIN2>

Eric,


I live in Germany but recently bought most of my spares/accessory
needs in the US - much cheaper (although getting a full set of
shocks, cv joints and wheel bearings through as hand luggage had its
interesting moments :)  ).  I would suggest getting anything
specifically VW related from the list dealers in the US.  Germany
dealer prices are not cheap!


If there's anything from Reimo etc. that particularly catches your
eye and can't be got at a discount in the US then OK - but generally
US is cheaper.


Rich Lumb
'86 Westy MV


Eric wrote:


> Will be going to Germany next and was wondering if it is worthwhile
> purchasing any accessories... <snip>
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