Right or wrong a '91 2wd assembled in Graz in pretty cool.
I know of a'92 syncro weekender assembled in Graz (Valid VIN)...
Now resides in Nanaimo, BC. Sent to BC as a Dealer loaner kept in Vancouver.
Used as a weekend ski Van to Whistler as the story goes.

Perhaps mumbo-jumbo (on gerry vanagon): left over'90 Vanagons in Cali were
re-VIN'ed as'91's? Have not read where this has been validated or confirmed?

The part of this story that I believe to be true is around, the bodies were
pressed in Hannover and sent to Graz for storage and assembly as either
2wd/4wd during the'91-92 dates of manufacture.
Posses the question: were any '91-92 full-campers assembled in Graz?
As full-campers were assembled in Westphalia??
Anyone have a full-camper with a Graz initial in the VIN?

That silly wonderful map light? Yeah the switch can be broken by a stiff or
otherwise cadaver. Only takes a feather touch to turn on/off...
Anything more... takes a re-build.

Happy Fryeday

Phil z.
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On Wed, 13 Apr 2016 19:04:29 -0700, BenT <syncro@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
>It is my understanding that all 90-91 T3's were assembled in Graz.
>BenT
>sent from my electronic leash

>> On Apr 13, 2016, at 6:45 PM, Alistair Bel <albell@SHAW.CA> wrote:
>> Got the chance to got to local wreckers today and found something pretty
rare, an "assembled in Austria " 2wd tin top. Year of manufacture was listed
as 91. One of the 2wd vans made in Graz when the Hannover plant switched to
T4 production.-----------
>> Alistair