Re: [T3] Duralast batteries anyone?

[Richard Green <rlgreen@industryinet.com>]

<x-flowed>If I say it's a girl thing I am in trouble. I have tried with her on , 
Type 3's, TDI's and my vanagon syncro..And a small 4 wheeler when she 
way young. The clutch, gas pedal thing just doesn't click with her. 
Thats one o f the reasons I bought the Fasty... Automatic, and mom 
doesn't like the clutch much anymore.
If I still had to deal with Houston stop and go traffic, I might not 
like it much anymore too. My first 71 squareback was FI and Stick and I 
loved it... Even in traffic.
I guess that was a guy thing... 
Richard

Russ Wolfe wrote:

> On Fri, 2005-06-17 at 14:10, Richard Green wrote:
>  
>
> > We figured that out from someone post. They don't show it on the big 
> > battery shelf. Just the free replacement part. The topline was 3 year 
> > free replacement and all they made was the 2 year one  for her car.  I 
> > guess it helps to  read it all. The thing I like is they put you in the 
> > "system" and all you have to know is your name or phone number. Not like 
> > wallyworld where you have to keep up with the reciept.
> >    
> When all else fails, read the instructions. ;+}
>
>  
>
> > Richard...
> > By the time this battery is gone, maybe I can have my fastback finished 
> > for her. It has to be a automatic, check, and it must have A/C, well 
> > maybe. It has the big cutouts in the front fenders like Russ's parts 
> > car, but no a/c.  REAL HOT in Texas now.
> >
> >    
> Why does it have to be automatic. After you drive a VW stick, it becomes
> automatic.
> ;=}
>
>  

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