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Date:         Tue, 3 Nov 1998 00:30:12 -0800
Reply-To:     Marty Wallace <martywallace@ROCKETMAIL.COM>
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From:         Marty Wallace <martywallace@ROCKETMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: (1984) What Exactly Did the Wolfsberg Edition Designate?
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Hi, Timothy-

First off - congratulations on your new VW! You're gonna love it (and perhaps sometimes hate it), and I'm sure that you will find the vanagon.com listserv to be an invaluable resource.

Anyway, here's the little that I can contribute.

My 1984 Vanagon GL Wolfsberg Westfalia came with 3 manuals: Vanagon / Volkswagen Owner's Manual Camper / Supplement to Volkswagen Vanagon Owner's Manual Vanagon / Supplement to Volkswagen Owner's Manual / "Wolfsberg Edition"

The "Wolfsberg Edition" supplement describes the following items: Tachometer Clock Vanity Mirror Reading Light (over glove box) Middle Bench Seat (which mine does NOT have - "Weekender" only?) Rear Seat Bench (folding) Curtains (looks like they apply only to the "Weekender" version) Insect Screen (for the back gate)

I suspect that these 8 items or so are the options that were included in the Wolfsberg Edition. However, some of these items (like the folding rear seat and insect screen) seem like they would come with the Westfalia regardless of whether or not it was a Wolfsberg.

If anyone else knows more, please enlighten us.

Marty Wallace, 1984 GL Westfalia (Wolfsberg Edition) Chico, California

---tdrossi@mailexcite.com wrote: > Marty, > I've been reading the Westy pages and I recently read your question about > the Wolfsberg series. I'm in the process of purchasing an '84 Wolfsberg and > was wondering what, if any, infomation that you learned about the Wolfsberg > series. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, I look forward to > hearing from you. > Sincerely, > Timothy

== Marty Wallace Department of Chemistry California State University Chico, California 95929-0210 530-898-5929 (office) 530-898-5234 (fax) 530-342-6850 (home) _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com


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