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In a message dated 2/25/05 1:44:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
per.lindgren@c2i.net writes:
<< Buy Simon Glen's book "Volkswagens of the World" and you'll learn a lot
about the numerous oddballs made by VW around the world. Simon, who once
was on this list, really made a tremendous book! It is highly
reccomended for any VW enthusiast. >>
I was going to recommend this book too. : ) I used to own a VW Fox, and it's
an odd ball all by itself. According to Simon's book, it was a Gol first with
an air cooled t-1 based motor, then they put in a watercooled engine, then VW
decided to sell them in the US for 4 years (88 to 92). When sold in the US,
they changed the name and badging. They were an entry level VW at the time,
selling for around 9 grand new. I liked the car, but it was harder to get parts
for than a type 3. :o It only shared a few parts with the golf/jetta, and
nothing with an audi. I alway had thought of putting a t-1 engine in it, if the
water pumper died, but I sold it and put the money into my Roadster 2 project. : )
Bob 65 Notch S w/ Sunroof
71 Square, now a 2 seat Roadster, pics can be seen at;
http://volksrods.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2977
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