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Thanks for all this extra info. Sean Robinson

Says it all...................

I think if you keep up with the technology such as LifePo4 batteries, backup cameras, Carplay, solar, USB plugs, upgraded refrigerator, power inverter, transmission cooler, lift package, etc., and

Well, I can tell you that there is one exception. While our competitors have been reducing their Eurovan parts selection, here at BusDepot.com we've been actively expanding further into Eurovan parts.

That's half the fun! Keeping something going that any sane person wouldn’t. Kyle 95 EVC 5 Speed [email protected]> wrote:

That’s a good point, T4 parts in Europe are still supported, UK and Germany and some of the eastern countries especially. -- Justin 2000 EVW 1.9TDI Syncro 5-spd 505k mi :-)

I ordered many parts for my 1995 from Europe and found this simple enough. Yeah, we are screwed, but I hope to get fifteen years more out of it. [email protected]> wrote:

There’s a certain panache and quasi-cult like following for the T3 Vanagon models that I’m afraid our beloved T4 Eurovans will never achieve. Unfortunately T4’s in America are like the Ivory

after reading posts mentioning the growing paucity of reliable shops, I thought I'd put in a word for three I've had excellent experiences: MAG VW? Dublin,OH This is my hometown dealer I've worked

Hi Dan. I have noticed that the prices have dropped from the levels of a few years ago. I live in Monterey, CA and the large number of Vanagon (T3) vehicles on the road gives me hope that our

Beyond seasonal buying constraints, the fact that Volkswagen is no longer supporting EVC's with replacement parts or service is a big problem. With fewer independent shops also unwilling/unable to

Thanks all! I’ll wait til the spring and in the meantime figure out if it’s worth fixing some electrical issues, or just selling it for what I can get. Sent by the tiny personal assistant who

And our vans are aging like some of us! I would dearly love to have the safety features found on newer vehicles like our Subaru. But for us-not worth the cost to do after market on the EVC or buy new.

Here in the northeast, prices do seem to be falling a bit. Likely for a few reasons, but most people aren’t looking to buy a seasonal car/camper in the off season only to need to store it for the

Check the Samba Eurovan classifieds. The prices there haven't gone down much if at all. Out your way Pop Top Heaven seems to have flooded the market with Evans and Rialta's. Spencer 02

Need to sell my ‘95 eurovan camper. Looked on Craigslist in the Los Angeles area, and there’s only two and the price for a working ‘95 is $15,000 and ?not selling. Down $10,000-15,000 from a

Thanks for all the info!? Based on you all's comments, I think I'll install the harness and wait to see(no pun...well maybe) before getting new headlights. E

I’m planning to use the harness from this kit. Seems to be very high quality, not surprising since it is purportedly an OEM kit from Toyota. ?Got the harness only from an older Westfalia T3 guy who

Barry here,I bought my harness from The Bus Depot also. I ran my passenger side lights differently. I found it easier to run?up high?along the firewall tie-wrapping them in several?places along the

I am not Barry but I used this harness from Bus Depot: https://www.busdepot.com/hrk3?gQT=2 I ended up doing a little extra work - ran extra length under the radiator for passenger side headlight