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In a message dated 11/18/99 11:13:06 PM, karmann_ghia_registry@... wrote: <<Sorry, I have the bra. I meant a hard smoked plastic type that stays on. Jeff>> They were available for the '93 to '95

This reminds me that two nights ago we were in Costco in Salem, Oregon and picked up a Sansui (I believe) TV/VCR which has a 6" LCD screen and runs on AC, a rechargeable battery that comes with it and

I posted the other day that my wife experienced what she called "high rpms" while driving home from work the other day. I sounded like the transmission was slipping, but since I haven't experienced

another Bill just HAS to respond... Used my '93 EV MV to tow VW Things, and any Uhaul trailer that didn't need brakes. The EV was a better tow vehicle than my S-10 with the 2.8l V-6. Never tried to

wade punch <punchw-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=1772 own respond. To blow, know. If

Bill, when I wrote about flipping the bed board for additional and more accessible upper storage when parked I was referring to the Westy version, weekender. That board is held in with dove tail

highrpm@... writes: Bill K - I don't know if Lawrence Clift (beetlefreak@...) is still a listmember, but he told me he uses his 99 EVC to tow a 65 Beetle to auto shows. He says it works

garyc@... writes: (snip) Gary - Does removing the bed mean detaching the forward (folding portions) of the board by removing the hinge and leaving the rear (stationary) board in

There's a few on my web site, although i haven't updated it lately. http://www.halcyon.com/rickgo/ -rick

Steve, I am also interested in buying for 1999 EVC. Please let me know "roughly" what the cost might be. Thanks. -Wael sklashle-@... wrote: original

On my 95, the additional vent was mounted below the original vent on the flat surface. It is well out of the way of the seam, there is no sealing problem and the fridge now works at high altitudes.

Chris Noeske wrote: If my EV could have remained as a 3rd and extra vehicle, I would not have sold it. I think you are right about this. In the case of my manual shifter problem, while I think the

Sicvw@... wrote: You have a point. I am in the midst now of trying to convince the Toyota dealer to replace a carburetor that is only 9 months old and under warranty. But the dealer (who did not

Steve, Prices vary widely, but I purchased mine through Checker Auto (had to be special ordered) for $86 each. Retail is about $135. John STEVENHF@... wrote: -- mailto:jwwaterman@...

Kent, Can't give you a direct reply to your question, but I do know that in most cases Winnebago had also picked up the cost for the dealer to install the kit. John kgkirkley@... wrote:

Team Degenerate wrote: $70 is exactly what a Chevy dealer charges for a bug guard for a Chevy Astro. In a German magazine I saw a clear plastic foil that can be applied to the hood and perhaps the top

Sounds interesting to me. If I can swing the cost then I would buy.

VW dealers have the bug gaurd - I blieve they run $70 USD?? Kinda pricey but I'm not shocked anymore. I never imagined owning a vehicle I would want a bug gaurd on until I got into the crazy EV world.

There is one shown in the accessories catalog, available at the VW dealer. The catalog has prices listed in it. The price for the hitch, was in line with what I paid for mine.

I have had a 2000 Eurovan for two months now. It has the center separate seats which are great and the tinted glass. I would like to get a bug gaurd for the front as I now have to nice stone chips.