The man who originally saved VW

[expat]

In light of the VW scandal, this made interesting reading, I wonder what he would have to say about it.....?

http://www.thelocal.de/20150925/the-bri ... er-the-war

Matt

[Tug002]

That was an interesting read, thanks Matt.

Keep smiling
Tug

[OldAirmail]

The article and the site, "The Local", were interesting.

At a brief glance it looks much better than most "news" sites.

I've added it to my news list.

Thanks

[Jean Loup]

I worked at VW Interamericana (Nassau Bahamas was home base), I quitted after VW de México in Puebla was inaugured. In different moments of my life, I owned quite a few air cooled VW's: a few Sedan 113's, a couple of Transporter T2's, the Safari/Thing (VW 181). That part of the British ocupation was well aknoledged in VW history on those days (1967 to 69). My present daily transportation is a VW Combi T2 of 1973 vintage, my shop & home on wheels, here at home in hacienda Armonía, repairing Vicky's Tracker Tranny:

[Fozzer]

The article and the site, "The Local", were interesting.

At a brief glance it looks much better than most "news" sites.

I've added it to my news list.

Thanks

"New List".

Same here... ....!

Its just the golden-haired, blue-eyed, pig-tailed Frauleins that scare me now Matt!

Paul....Duisburg...British Army on the Rhine....a very long time ago!.... ...!