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I got the movie offer too, but I wonder if anyone that has not owned a EV got one? I would interested to know if anyone finds out about a non-EV person recieving the piece.

Rich, We also keep our EVC permanently stocked with bed linens, silverware & utensils, cookware, plates and cups, and basic staple food supplies. That makes packing for a trip much easier. Sheldon '97

Leif, We had a similar problem with the cruise control on our '97 EVC when we first got it. The problem was quickly corrected by the dealer's service dept by adjusting the sensitivity of the brake

So what octane should we be using in my wife's 93 Eurovan? Your post was very informative and the information greatly appreciated but I am still, after 70,000 miles, unsure about this. Please advise,

Bob, call Theo at Campbell Nelson in Lynnwood WA (near Seattle). They have 2-3 evc's on the lot (maybe they're 99's though). Nonetheless, I expect you will hear a number well under the 37.7. Bill

Going to the snow should I run the tires at a lower PSI when I chain up Brian

Bob- I have just bought a 99 evc-I looked for a long time at other camper vans-They are all much more expensive then the evc- the Sportsmobile, which was one of the first to convert VW vans in the

Pretty class act, I'd say. ----------

I also questioned Jeff's review of the EV and he asked me to forward you this response: To Volkswagen Eurovan Owners: Thank you for your insight into this vehicle. In my test drive, I was comparing it

Skip, I have always used 87 octane Regular on my '93 EV without any problem Ron

Bob... the price to join this club doesn't come cheap... LOL. My guess from lurking around here is that a 1999 EVC new sold for around 31,000 to 36,000 w/seat. I paid a lot for my 99EVC... $34,900,

Bob, Good point. The video also got me interested in the '93. It was a delayed action since I waited until Feb '94 to buy. Maybe VW looked at the list of people they sent the '93 video to and figured

leif@... writes: (snip) There are some people who have installed a bypass device on the rear heater hoses of the 93 EV to solve a problem of a leaking rear heater core. All the hoses are

"steven balsley" <sdbals-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=4601 are I was going to mention this, but you beat me to it. Oh well. I'll point out that my

An authorized California dealer just quoted me an MSRP of $37,727 on a new EVC with companion seat and CD player. Is this real? He was willing to take $400 off, which makes it nearly $41,000 with tax

bleggis4@... writes: (snip) The last video I got from VW was the one promoting the 93 EV. Now I have a 93 EV. Regarding the 2000 EV movie: I also received VW's offer and returned my postcard to

This was a pretty classy thing for a reporter to do. It makes me wonder if his radio broadcast is on the internet for those who would like to listen it, as well as what their website is. Rolland

You can change the resistor by taking out the dash and simply replacing it. Europarts carries them. But to lubricator the fan you will have to take it out using the previously posted procedure. If you

thanks for your rapid response but where is the "previously posted set of directions?"

As noted in my last post, I am finding gremlins in my MV. I am without a Bentley for now and would appreciate it if someone could scan any pages pretaining to the cruise control system, and forward