Things to read on the Type R Crapper (VW content here, trust me)

[maardak@yahoo.ca (Mardak)]

I have that book as well...  I picked it up at a garage sale for $2! 
It's great as another reference, and contains some good info on
substitutes for VW tools - or how to make your own...

The illustrations are great.  I'm actually looking into blowing up the
full page drawing with a guy sitting with his head in his hands,
surrounded by parts.  The parts are drawn so accurately.  You can stare
at some of those drawings and keep yourself amused for a long time... 
It'll look great on a wall.  

Mark.

--- Nate Mellom <bronson@inwave.com> wrote:
> Poor Richards How to keep your Rabbit alive, versions 1&2 make even 
> better potty room reading than Bentley.
> Much more entertaining!!
> 
> Case in point:
> 
>     "In ancient England, there lived a lazy, languid lad, a trainee 
> insurgentunder the ferocious leader King Bosch.  His name was Ian
> Ject. 
>  Young Ian was so lazy and uninspired that he was unable to stand 
> upright  on teh parade bog; let much, I might add, to the annoyance
> of 
> his leader.
>     King Bosch was always shouting at him "Fool, stand up!  Fool, 
> Atten....shun!  Fool, Ian Ject...Shun!!  The name stuck.
>     One day during an encounter with another hostile band of
> Britians, 
> the Strolling Rones, I think they were called, young Fool decided to 
> hot-rod his steed by forcing food down it's throat.  He became the
> hero 
> of the battle of the bands.  Soon there was a whole platoon of 
> food-injected horses.
>     Of course, history credits King Bosch for the Bosch Fuel
> Injection 
> System, but know you know the real truth."
> 
> Case in point 2:
> 
> As seen in the index:
> 
> "Rabbit Fever: See Tularemia"
> "Tularemia: See Rabbit Fever"
> 
> 
> They are also hella good reference manuals.
> 
> 


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