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Date: Tue, 08 Apr 1997 13:00:11 -0700
>From: Barbara Sutton <bsutton@gladstone.uoregon.edu>
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To: redwood@speedlink.com
Subject: Re: running board for Vanagon Westi
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Redwood wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Just back from a weekend in Monterey.  Managed to miss the CCCs at Kelley
> Park show in San Jose.
> 
> Returned to a lot of email, and somewhere along the line, spotted on one of
> several classified lists of VWs and parts for sale on the web, a listing of
> an aluminum running board, along with a name I thought might be familiar
> from this list.  The ad specified ease of attachment thru jack mounts, etc.
> i failed to bookmark it, and was unable to find it again despite hours of
> searching.
> 
> is there someone here who has such a running board for sale?  if so, please
> post me, as i could find it quite helpful, depending on cost.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Gail
> 
> __________________________________
> Gail Fitzpatrick
> '87 GL Westi, 117k   [Twiga]
> Sacramento, CA
> <redwood@speedlink.com>
That would be me, and I still have it. The problem is that I haven't had
any time to figure out how much this thing costs. It is a high quality
part, aluminum. Does anyone else have one of these? Is it a VW part?
(looks "official")
The reason I don't want it for my Westie is because it limits clearance
if I am in a off-road/camping situation. Also, at 32, I am still able to
get into the vehicle without the need of an extra step... :)
I will appreciate any suggestions as far as price for this. I do have a
couple of pictures of the running board that I would like to put in the
net, but have no idea how to do it. (I guess I need a scanner?)
Thank you.
Cris.
'91 Westie
'66 Kombi (being painted)
'67 Deluxe (parts car)