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Lee.. glad to hear the Little Women was okay. I was just curious... she wasn't putting on mascara or talking on a cell phone was she :) Roy 99 EVC - with VERY NOISY and funny feeling brakes!

Isn't this the third recent accident reported by this list? Lee, glad to know your wife is all right, but does she think the brakes weren't up to the task of stopping in time, or was this accident

[snip]since then i've purchaced a compressor and paint gun and now repaint my own vehicles. don [snip] Don, What kind of equipment do you have? Do you have a booth? What about purchasing the paint,

James (et al.), Be wary of these laser guided temperature sensors. If the emissivity setting is not dialed in for the material you are measuring, it can be way off. Also you can get totally

I have had two sets between 1995 and now and love them. I also bought them at costco. Storm Penton

Which brings up the question, just how fast has everyone gone in their EV/EVCs? 90? 100? 110? Faster? (any numbers provided would be assumed to have been reached on a closed course, of course). Serge

Lee, I am glad to hear Phyl is OK, too bad about the accident. But, regarding the increased hp engine, you're really just trying to find a way to break you EVC land speed record, right? Larry ---

same. The main thing about any cheapo paint job is lack of proper prep folks. I've said this many times on Vanagon over the years, it is prep time you pay for, spraying a car is a joke, but the

"my 2001 EVC comes with an access opening precut - almost exactly as my old 97 EVC." Is this simply a hole or is it a hole with a covering? Peace, Love and Serenity, Madeleine

My wife rear-ended an Econoline, thus attacking its bumper with our engine. She wasn't hurt other than having a sore neck for a few days, but in addition to extensive nose damge, the body shop tells

i kind of worry about the pan soaking up a telltale leak before it's noticed in time. the absence of a pan allows me to peek under more often than every oil change. maybe if the sound pad was removed

Its such a bad idea that VW decided to do it on the later production dates of 2000 and all 2001. So much for that theory. Baldy

Go here: http://webpages.charter.net/baldy/rialta/modifications/belly-pan.htm

That's good to know. I was hoping to add something like that for our 6-month trip around the U.S. planned for next year[+1?]. We know we did not want a trailer because the extra wheels come with speed

While I agree with Don on not removing the pan at all is a bad thing, I understand the need to be able to do a quick oil change... Do this, after cutting the "hole", don't throw the "hole" piece away.

the I have said this before: Its a very bad idea. And it has nothing to do with cooling. The only time anyone gets to see your engine/transmission is when the cover is off during an oil change. If you

the I had a mechanic cut an access opening on my 95 EVC, then the same procedure on my 97 EVC. Now, my 2001 EVC comes with an access opening precut - almost exactly as my old 97 EVC. Kunio