Date:         Thu, 3 Jun 1999 19:56:31 EDT
Reply-To:     JordanVw@AOL.COM
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         JordanVw@AOL.COM
Subject:      Re: Multivan, weekender, what?...NON-GL
Comments: To: gritis@ibm.net
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In a message dated 99-06-03 12:55:03 EDT, gritis@IBM.NET writes:

<< I have a 91 non GL vanagon.  It has a full width Z-bed and 2 rear facing
 theater seats.  I do not have a table, nor does it look as if there was
 ever one installed.  No pop-top.  I am completely confused by various
 descriptions because I cannot seem to identify my van by any of them.
 Thanks for any info.
  >>


you have just that - a '90 non-GL vanagon.
in '90 and '91, because vanagon prices were getting so nuts and sales were
down (more people were buying chrysler minivans) VW marketing came up with
the brilliant idea of offering a base model Non-GL vanagon, that could be
optioned out to how the buyer wanted it, rather than coming with all the
expensive goodies that the GL came standard with.
Also, all the '90-'91 Syncro vanagons that werent campers, were NON-GL
vanagons.

'90-'91 Non-GL Vanagons came standard with:
-black steel bumpers
-no tach
-analog clock instead of digital
-grey "tweed" upholstry w/ red/blue checks in it
-rubber floormats instead of carpet
-rear weekender style sofabed w/ cushion over engine
-carat style rear facing jumpseats (but in grey tweed)
-just a metal dash w/ no map light
-front grey tweed seats, withOUT armrests
and a few other things.

you could get a/c as an option.

chris