My friend Morgan was a employee at the Westmoreland VW plant from it's inception until 1981, and he's got a lot of memorabilia / stories from those times. He worked on the body assembly lines when the first Caddys were being welded together, he's an encyclopedia of knowledge about these trucks. I've been working with him to get this info posted up (we've got a couple of pages of pics and stories over here: http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=4775492 ).When he pulled this pic out of his stash o' goodies this weekend, I knew I had to make a separate post.During a plant visit to Wolfsburg in 1976, Morgan took this pic of a prototype VW Caddy. He only got this one shot, as taking pics at the plant was a big no-no. Morgan claims it's built on a 4-door Rabbit shell with Transporter drop-down sides and tailgate:Personally, I really like this design. It really reminds me of the early Ford Courier trucks.In all my years of being a VW history nut, I've not run across any more images or info on this particular prototype, so if anybody's got anything more to add, please post up!
...BTW your Bieber avatar is awesome.-Malone
its in celsius, and it doesnt go down any lower than 200*c. most of us want them in degrees fahrenheit, and that read down to 100* or so, to make sure our turbos are WAY cooled down. letting your turbo spool down/cool off is such an important step in owning a turbo car.
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