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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1999 18:15:09 -0800
Reply-To:     "Mitch A.Miller" <mmiller@NETEZE.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         "Mitch A.Miller" <mmiller@NETEZE.COM>
Organization: Gatorhead guitars
Subject:      Re: A new thread . . .
Comments: To: OregonSites <sysadmin@OREGONSITES.COM>
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OregonSites wrote:


> >> What is the most interesting "thing" (that could mean a story, too)
> that
> >> you found in/about your van after buying it from a PO?
>
> I've been reading with great interest all the goodies people have
> found in
> their Vanagons. Since I never checked under the driver's seat when we
> got
> our 84 Westy, it got me wondering what kind of treasure might be
> waiting for
> me...
> So I opened 'er up, and lo and behold, a real find (gasp!)
> ...An unpaid parking ticket!...Sheesh!
>
> Good thing I love this vehicle!
> Brian


   When I first got my Westy in Oct.98 my wife smacked the stove side so
I had to remove all the interior to replace the body panel. Besides all
the normal junk and crud, I found some old photos of PO and his girl
friend trying out the bed. I bet they wonder where those photos got of
to.


Mitchell 84 westy
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