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okay, nice, but did you have to use a van to do it?
waltvdub92 2 years ago
nice work!
ronzilla3000 2 years ago
How far can you go on an even terrain with fully charged batteries? Thank you.
JoeldeLawton 2 years ago
that´s really great !!!, maybe someday here in europe can we do this, fuck fush! he stole us the ev1, the best ever. Greetings from spain
ALVAROFREEMAN 4 years ago
lovely project!!!!
Nichen 4 years ago
Nice old benz in the foreground at the end. Good job guys.
cowbot2 4 years ago
That's great!
drivin98 4 years ago
congrats dan.
agasolinefire 4 years ago
I bet it still leaks coolant......
McMe 4 years ago 2
Funny, to bad it has no more to leak! :)
danjreed 4 years ago
are vanagons known to leak coolants?
singingabc123 3 years ago
vanagon engines are known for head gasket leaks. also, the stock plastic coolant pipes break down eventually, but good aftermarket stainless steel pipes are now available.
jedarama 2 years ago
i Got a 1985 Vangon Gl Passenger for 200 in from a junkyard. Its in good shape but it needs a hydrualic clutch where can i get one? I also probably have to replace the hoses in the engine, they're really brittle. What else would you suggest replacing. its been sitting for at least 2 yrs.
singingabc123 2 years ago