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Showing posts with label 1995 Camper Eurovan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1995 Camper Eurovan. Show all posts

Friday, August 7, 2009

VW Westfalia Camper tremendous Condition

Complete camper, 142k, enhanced MPG than SUV's (18 /25), totally rebuilt manual tranny with 5k on it, new cylinder heads, new water pump, pretty new light truck tires, new deep cycle series that runs all appliances with no draining main battery with plug by the back seat for computer, heater etc, new muffler, everything mechanism and runs great.
It has all ended, upholstery in excellent condition, no mildew on upper limit, and new CD player with remote. Comes with a few extra parts seal, sunroof seal, utility covers, second front curtain while everything works fine as they are. Recent tune up, valve alteration, o2 sensor with new intake manifold. She set for a trip. There is a sliht dent on each side on the underneath panel. She's a west-coast gal starting Seattle via Portland and we hate to let her go, but we bought her for our extensive honeymoon and haven't used her great deal since. She wants a good home.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Van buyers obtain access to CO2 figures

A van buyer’s direct that gives details of CO2 emissions is way to be published shortly, according to the public of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

SMMT has been functioning with the Department for Transport (DfT) in rising the guide to help fleet managers decide and operate the right kind of vehicle for their business.

The guide is the initial stage of a larger plan, run in conjunction with the Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA), which should observe the launch of a van CO2 database at next year’s Commercial Vehicle explain, at the end of April 2009.

In the meantime, SMMT is support the Vehicle Certification Agency to build up an online database detailing CO2 emissions beginning vans by model type, to supply data for those concerned in the van buying process, said John Procter, media director at the SMMT.

In sort for this data to be important, SMMT, DfT and the VCA will shortly be deciding on the necessary search criteria.

Once this has been determined, the vehicle manufacturers will provide the necessary data to the VCA.

Once peopled, the database will be then subjected to testing in training for its launch at the profitable Vehicle Show, in Birmingham.

Speaking at the Fleet Van discussion, Mr Procter added: “The SMMT wants to give confidence van buyers to choose the right vehicle for the job.

We too want to prove the link between CO2 emissions and running costs.

The news comes after the BVRLA launched its own online CO2 tool to evaluate the emissions of different vans.

While van makers include now agreed to issue data in 2009, the BVRLA had to work in combination with consultants at Clifford Thames to create its own guide.

“We expect this online tool will fill few information vacuum faced by UK van buyers,” said Jay Parmar, the BVRLA’s head of legal services.

Since emissions data for LCVs is not publically accessible in the UK, the BVRLA in order has been sourced from Germany’s Federal Motor Transport Authority.

Monday, July 6, 2009

Renting A Car

Many people purchase insurance at the car rental counter without knowing that their existing auto policies or credit card benefits probably already cover their needs. Here are tips from the Insurance Commissioner's Office to find out whether you need the insurance that is offered to you when you rent a car.

Ask your insurance agent or insurance company if there are any situations in which your existing auto policy would not cover a rental car.

If your current auto policy doesn’t offer coverage for a rental car, see if an insurance rider can be added for a small fee.

Ask your credit card company if it provides rental car coverage and, if so, what the limits are. Many credit cards include some level of collision and theft protection. In most cases, these benefits are secondary to your personal auto insurance or the car rental company’s insurance, meaning the credit card company will only pay claims after other insurance coverage has been exhausted.

If you lack personal auto insurance and your credit card does not provide benefits, then it might be wise to purchase the liability insurance and collision damage waiver at the car rental counter.

Keep in mind that if it is a longer-term rental (e.g., a week, a month or more), there might be limitations on the coverage your existing auto insurance policy provides. Check with your insurance company or agent for details.

When traveling on business, a personal auto policy will generally not apply, so check with your employer for guidance.

A national survey of 632 consumers, conducted in September 2007 by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, found:

Approximately 42 percent of respondents said they were either thoroughly confused or had only a rough idea about insurance coverage when renting a car.

34 percent of respondents said they purchased the rental company’s insurance just to make sure they were covered.

24 percent of consumers were not sure whether their credit card provided insurance coverage when renting a car.