The Vanagon Dictionary

Lighting on the side of the vehicle, often for visibility

• light
• sidelight

Windows that slide open on the side of the vehicle

• window
• side
• sliding

Window located at the rear side of a Vanagon or T25 vehicle

• window
• side
• vanagon

Pins that connect side doors to the vehicle body

• doors
• hinges

The material or fabric that covers the interior sides of a vehicle

• interior
• trim
• upholstery

Replacement panel for the side of the vehicle

• vanagon
• t25
• repair

Type of airbag that provides protection for occupants' heads and sides

• safety
• restraint

Replacement parts for damaged vehicle body sections

• vanagon
• t25
• repair

Structural components that enhance door rigidity and energy distribution

• safety
• structure

Australian accessory side trim

• trim
• australian
• accessory

Roof support metal on either side of front windshield

• roof
• windshield

distance from one side of a tire to the other

• tires
• wheels

A vertical structural element in a vehicle, typically at the side

• vehicle
• structure

Car's angle of incline sideways when driving across a slope

• incline
• slope

A model of bus that has no side windows behind the front doors. usually a commercial model.

Side windows that are hinged to swing out for ventilation.

• window
• ventilation

A door that slides open, typically on the side of a van

• vanagon
• t25
• door

Larger accessory side mirror used on Split-Window and Bay-Window Buses

• mirror
• accessory

The horizontal line defined by the lower edges of a vehicle's windscreen, rear and side windows and pillars.

• body
• interior

Flat piece of metal on hinge side of door that prevents the door from opening too far out

• door
• hinge

Generally accepted to mean a mid-range trim model of a Volkswagen Transporter . That is, not a utility/commercial truck, and yet not a Deluxe model with all the bells and whistles of luxury and convenience. usually, a Kombi has windows along the side, seats, and some side paneling. Kombis also had fibreboard overhead instead of a headliner.

A model of early buses that had the highest level of interior features and trim levels. Usually with the small sight-seeing windows in the roof and either 21 or 23 side windows. Also a HUGE fabric sunroof was available as an option.

Cold Cranking Amps. a bogus number printed on the sides of automobile batteries to confuse the buyers. generally, the bigger this number is, the easier the battery will crank your car when everything is frozen. assuming everything is in perfect operating condition, of course.