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Hi Characters, Spotted an EVC in Hallowell, ME during the evening parked on the main street. Was it yours...Holy Cow, you were only 1000 feet from my dooryard and didn't stop by for my awful

Greg, I'm not sure why it isn't in the specs. All I know is that my tourguide made it rather aparant that they were using galvanized steel. As I recall, they had some initial problems with the

When traveling on rough roads (paved or otherwise) my '97 Eurovan Pop-Top makes a lot of noise as if it wasn't locked down. I'm always very careful about how the pop-top fabric is folded and that the

"m & t benne" <mtbenn-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=1676 scan in Tobi: Sorry for the delay in responding. I obtained the mechanical drawing

I had a Toyota Van, a 4WD pre Previa, It was a great van and would go almost everywhere. We enjoyed it for almost 100,000 mi. But you really couldn't sleep comfortably in it and if you did sleep in it

And once again, back east. My son and I took a 400 mile cruise this weekend from Wilmington Delaware to the Pocono Mountains and on to Scranton PA. To tour a coal mine. Once again. No other EVCs.

This morning while driving south on Hwy 79 into Julian, CA, I passed another new EVC. The driver waived. While we were parked having our apple pie breakfast, a red 99 MV parked behind me. Do either of

In a message dated 11/13/1999 12:29:37 PM Pacific Standard Time, skammerer@... writes: << Is anyone getting messages from ev+update? stevek >> Yes, I am getting messages. Rolland Brower 99

dvanulden@... wrote: Thanks Dirk for the information. I will call them tomorrow and see if it is available in Canada. I simply assumed it must be available in Canada since it is in the owner's

Ric, I just checked the EV specs on VW's web site. Nothing is mentioned about galvanized construction for the EV. However, the specs for the Passat mention this feature twice. If the EV does have a

I am not sure if the extra folding seat was available here in Canada but it is described in my 1992 EVGL Owners Manual. I have seen two stretch EV passenger vans in Vancouver but never looked inside

Chris: I looked at the black plug on the front bumper - there is nothing behind it and no evidence that there ever was. So it would seem that my '92 Eurovan CV has the overhead console with the

I really (I mean really) would like to have the 8th seat for my 93 EVGL. After 2 dealers told me that there is no such thing, although I had seen them in Germany, I tried to get it on my last trip to

Jerry: Thanks for this bit of advice. I will be setting up an appointment for later in the week, and this will be number one on my list. #2 will be the new tires, as those are less important than a

"steven wertheim" <werthei-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=1699 EVC's Steven, That's my understanding. VW's model year begins on August 1 and lasts

Brandon, I expect to visit Germany either in Dec or Jan so will put on my wish list a visit to the VW dealer to investigate the latest seating configurations. I usually go to the place at 7am in the

Brandon, Yes I suppose VW could take some of the styling cues from the old bus but I am afraid they will also go with a new platform that loses the space efficiency that I think makes the current EV

Sonds like fun with the new wheels. As for the towing, the max EV towable numbers are: - 4400 lbs with trailer brakes - 1500 lbs without trailer brakes - 400 lbs tongue weight I instaled a Dalan class

Well, I was intrigued by the euro website. I actually had the dealer research the possiblity of the swiveling center seats, as well as the lime green paint and cool upolstery. No go. Apparently seat

can minivan Oh, I don't know, The original microbus was such a fabulous design, with such wonderful, classic visual cues, I'll bet VW would duplicate the success of the NB with a new Microbus. What