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What a fun way it would be to travel in...
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The hell with a gas eating motorhome,

Though to live in it is what I need,

But to travel in, this VW will likely do,

Who needs A/C when the windshield opens too…

 

So it is a ‘67 but with low, low mileage,

No great speed, no great power,

But to bring back memories of the past,

You can’t get better than this little blast…

 

Of course I can’t afford it,

In fact they want more than a new trailer,

But I would surely enjoy a trip cross country in her,

Yes I definitely would have fun, yes sir…;-)

 

 

© e/\/\ 3/31/09


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Reviewed on March 31, 2009
JOISEY - VW OMNIBUS - THE TRUE FOLKS WAGON ...

About 35 years ago, friend named Will Yingling had one, same color as pic - about 6 guys went on a crabbing trip to Eastern Shore of Chesapeake Bay - mamy many beers and few crabs later, I slept on the floor of that sucker, on the trip back home. Worst traffic back-up I ever saw that day - lucky the crabs didn't eat me FIRST!

Three years ago, a young fella named Richard was a Landscape worker at Johns Hopkins University, Homewood Campus, and owned one of these. He had restored it personally, and used it every day to transport shrubs and plants and mulch and stuff - quite dependable!

Thanks for the memories! Tom.

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on March 31, 2009
Right on bro, this has been my dream to own one of these for as long as I can remember. I haven't given up on the idea so if one of my books ever does become a best seller...maybe I'll buy two and we can start our own cross country convoy... enough room in yours for your brothers and Rufus I think. What a trip that would be.

Fee

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on March 31, 2009
And what glorious memories you brought back to me. I owned one in the 70s; it was my Fishing and Camping Mobile - bed, cooking stove, and refrigerator - and my dog and I went on many a camping/fishing trip in it.

Now you make me wish I had kept it!

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on March 30, 2009
Have a German acquittance that use one of those to travel from the middle of south Norway to the south of Germany via Sweden and Denmark, a heck of hours on the road but he didn't seems to mind.
I drove one of those turtles once, and it was enough to kill the cravings.

Georg


Reviewed by Edwin Larson
Reviewed on March 30, 2009
Fun....Don't even think...Do It !!...A cool ride to who knows what...

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on March 30, 2009
enjoyed the read


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