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Volkswagen Displays Futuristic Technology In A Familiar and Nostalgic Package
Tue, 2006-09-26 14:03 — JohnB
Volkswagen Displays Futuristic Technology In A Familiar and Nostalgic Package
September 25th, 2006
The New Westfalia James Cook Sprinter
Sun, 2006-09-24 08:25 — JohnB
The New Westfalia James Cook Sprinter
Article about Westy Camping in Europe
Mon, 2006-09-18 13:44 — JohnBArticle source: MSNBC.COM
Camping in Europe
Yes, it's camping - but in relative luxury
By Charles Leocha
Travel columnist
Years ago, when I was growing up and my father was stationed in Italy with the Air Force, my mom and dad took the family (three boys) off on camping trips through Europe. These were extended affairs, sometimes lasting a month or more, and we went everywhere: to the Alps and to the Mediterranean, to bustling cities and tiny walled towns, to wine festivals and beer fests, and to every European capital. We traveled in a Volkswagen van with a tent, gas stove, tables and chairs — everything needed to set up a home away from home.
Westfalia in Autoblog's Top Ten Ways to Motor With Your Home
Tue, 2006-09-05 00:26 — JohnBIn an article posted in earlier this summer, Autoblog.com listed the VW Westfalia in the Top Ten Ways to Motor With Your Home. The Westy was listed in the company of a $2.5 million dollar RV as well as an amphibious RV.
New VW Mini-van in 2008
Mon, 2006-09-04 17:39 — JohnBThe German Car Blog has an article about future VW models.
Seems that the Eurovan's replacement will be a minivan, According to the site: "The seven-seat minivan that the Chrysler group is developing for VW is based on the restyled 2008 Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan. Sales begin in 2008. All of the sheet metal, with the possible exception of the roof, is expected to be unique to VW."
Give us your poll suggestions
Sun, 2006-09-03 07:32 — JohnBAlways been curious about the Westfalia community? Give us your poll suggestions by clicking on the "Add New Comment" link.
