

| Subject: | Is it Wasserboxer or waterboxer? |
| From: | developtrust |
| Date: | Sun, 30 Dec 2001 09:41:23 -0800 |
Correct me please, I read somewhere that "Wasser" was the name of the person who engineered the VW engine with pistons that "box" each other, or was that a joke or a myth? The German word for water is "wasser" according to the dictionary in vanagon.com so when someone said "Wasser" was the inventor's name was he pulling our proverbial leg? I read posts where both descriptions are used. It's not a matter of potato or pottatto, or westfalia or westphalia but I'd just like to know as a mater of curiosity. William P.
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