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Date:         Thu, 15 Jul 1999 12:22:44 PDT
Reply-To:     tom riis <riistom@HOTMAIL.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         tom riis <riistom@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Parents Finally See the Light!!!
Comments: To: rapalmer@eos.ncsu.edu, type2@type2.com
Comments: cc: vintagebus@type2.com
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Richard,

Your right. The new Euro Camper is Way Cool! And Way Big Bucks! A friends father just bought a 99' and it sure makes my 70' look low tech. But they are both loads of fun.

Tom Riis 70 Westy Pop Top

>From: "Richard Alexander Palmer" <rapalmer@eos.ncsu.edu> >To: type2@type2.com >CC: vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com, vintagebus@type2.com >Subject: Parents Finally See the Light!!! >Date: Thu, 15 Jul 1999 12:48:21 -0400 > >Howdy. I know it's not quite Friday, but I'll be out travelling tomorrow, >and I >had to share the news. After being around me and my busses for almost 9 >years, >my parents, both strict Chr*sler/F*rd people, just purchased a new '99 >Eurovan >camper! They had been discussing replacing their frail, aging American >mini-van >for a while, but I didn't actually think they'd really buy a VW. Even >though we >all had a great time when we rented a Vanagon Westy for our summer vacation >a >few years ago, I didn't think it had all made that much of an impression. > Imagine my surprise last weekend, when I pulled into their driveway and >saw >the big, white, fine example of German engineering there! We took it out to >a >state park for the weekend, and I must say it is waaaaaayyyyyyy cushier >than my >split. It has all the super modern camper stuff, and is very nice indeed. >Of >course, they haven't let me drive it yet, but they are really digging it, >and >are currently camping in Tennessee. >So, who says you can't teach old dogs new tricks? Remember, you never know >who >you'll convince to buy a VW! >:) >Happy bussing, > >-- > ____________________________ Poor Richard is >rapalmer@unity.ncsu.edu > `/""""/""""/|""|'|""||""| '\ >http://www4.ncsu.edu/eos/users/r/rapalmer/www/ > /____/____/ |__| |__||__| | '62 VW Crew Cab > | \ /V\ /====================| '67 VW Camper-Nellie, the Wild Goose > |()\ \W/ /()| _ _ |"I spend half my life explaining to >Christians > | \ / | / \ / \ | _-( ) why I'm a Deadhead, and the >other > =C========C==_| ) |--------| ) |=] _-{_}_) half explaining to Deadheads >why > \_\_/__.. \_\_/_ \_\_/ \_\_/__.__. I'm a Christian." > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------- >For help leaving the list, send a HELP message to >TYPE2-REQUEST@TYPE2.COM >------------------------------------------------------------------------- >

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