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Bus terminology

Wolfsburg Editions are models with a higher level of trim, and are probably intended to stimulate sales late in the model year. In addition trim upgrades, they usually include some options without any extra charge (power mirrors, power door locks, and power windows, etc.) The true Weekender is usually also offered as a Wolfsburg Ed. (It's believed that the Westy Weekender only came as a Wolfsburg Edition.)

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Bus terminology

An English company that made camping conversion VW buses .

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Bus terminology

Another name for the Single-cab pickup truck.

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Mailing list slang

Ta-Ta For Now ('so long until later')

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Bus terminology

Air Flow Meter. the silver box next to the air cleaner box on the fuel injection model buses . it measured the volume of air entering the intake system, and allowed the computer to adjust the amount of gasoline required.

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Bus terminology

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

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Mailing list slang

Friendly Local Auto Tire Store

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Mailing list slang

For What It's Worth

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Bus terminology

Independent Rear Suspension. A form of rear suspension that allows the rear wheels to move vertically up and down, independently of each other, to compensate for bumps and road surfaces. uses a double-jointed rear axle, with cv-joints at each end.

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Bus terminology

Any of the Volkswagen Transporters from 1992 to present. some were sold in Europe in 1991. generally characterized by their engine located in the front of the vehicle, driving the front wheels, and their very rounded shape and huge rear hatch.

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