Static cling RAMVA

Hey y'all,

Does anyone have any of the static cling RAMVA stickers, for VW windows,
that were made a few years ago. Mine has self destructed and I'm looking to
get another.

Fweem.

Dave


--
David A. Tosi
Facilities Manager
Habitat Re-Store
3826 High Point Road
Greensboro, NC 27407

Also an antique VW nut!

It seems like a a guy named Steve from Alabama made them. Mine are
still in my car windows. Unfortunately the car does not run to drive
around with them on.


Dave Tosi wrote:
> Hey y'all,
>
> Does anyone have any of the static cling RAMVA stickers, for VW windows,
> that were made a few years ago. Mine has self destructed and I'm looking to
> get another.
>
> Fweem.
>
> Dave
>
>
> --
> David A. Tosi
> Facilities Manager
> Habitat Re-Store
> 3826 High Point Road
> Greensboro, NC 27407
>
> Also an antique VW nut!

Arggh! I want one!

Al
70 Vert

Dave Tosi wrote:
> Hey y'all,
>
> Does anyone have any of the static cling RAMVA stickers, for VW windows,
> that were made a few years ago. Mine has self destructed and I'm looking to
> get another.
>
> Fweem.
>
> Dave
>
>

Here is a link to a pic of what the RAMVA sticker looks like
http://www.aircooled.net/images/gnrlpgs/ramva.jpg

"Bill Berckman" > schreef in bericht
oups.com...
> Here is a link to a pic of what the RAMVA sticker looks like
> http://www.aircooled.net/images/gnrlpgs/ramva.jpg
>

Seen them in Belgium a couple (3?) of years ago.
My guess is that the vendor was Brittish.
If I ever see one again I'll buy it, for the daily driver

Roger

bug '59 wrote:
> "Bill Berckman" > schreef in bericht
> oups.com...
>> Here is a link to a pic of what the RAMVA sticker looks like
>> http://www.aircooled.net/images/gnrlpgs/ramva.jpg
>>
>
> Seen them in Belgium a couple (3?) of years ago.
> My guess is that the vendor was Brittish.
> If I ever see one again I'll buy it, for the daily driver
>
> Roger

not sure, but i bought a ramva sticker from this person ( i think his name was Jim Buys ) a couple years ago. you can
contact him here to see if he does static cling.
http://public.fotki.com/vdubjim/stickers/ramva.html
david

Don't forget also that Volkswagen of America has threatened legal
action against anyone producing this sticker. Copy of letter here.
http://www.vwmagazine.com/stopvwoa/ramva.html

On 8 Sep 2006 17:42:04 -0700, "Bill Berckman"
> wrote:

>Don't forget also that Volkswagen of America has threatened legal
>action against anyone producing this sticker. Copy of letter here.
>http://www.vwmagazine.com/stopvwoa/ramva.html

We didn't forget (couldn't): when the wife needed a new car 4 months
ago... VWofA wasn't on the list - like the cars, could've bought one,
but simply couldn't ignore/accept their treatment of the ACVW
community - we voted with our feet: we bought a TOYOTA!

greg (67 t1 71 t2)

I also had to pick up a new daily driver this week. Did not stop by
any VW dealerships, and instead got a Saturn. Not the most fancy car
in the world, but it should get the job done. I was going to buy a new
Hyundai Elantra, but saw that they had a used 2001 Saturn SC1 2 door on
the lot with 44,000 miles, so I ended up with getting that. Some old
guy had just traded it in a couple of hours before I got there. It is
one of those funny 3 door coupes with the extra door in the back on the
drivers side. It is a 5 speed so it gets pretty good gas mileage. It
is EPA rated at 28 mpg in the city & 40mpg on the highway. The Hyundai
dealer had the Elantras advertised for a low price, but by the time
they added all the extras, the price was several thousand dollars
higher. I was surprised at all of the late model cars on the lots with
a ton of miles on them. One advertised a 2004 model with "Only" 65000
miles on it. That seemed like a lot for a 2 year old car. People must
be driving more these days.

greg mushial wrote:
> On 8 Sep 2006 17:42:04 -0700, "Bill Berckman"
> > wrote:
>
> >Don't forget also that Volkswagen of America has threatened legal
> >action against anyone producing this sticker. Copy of letter here.
> >http://www.vwmagazine.com/stopvwoa/ramva.html
>
> We didn't forget (couldn't): when the wife needed a new car 4 months
> ago... VWofA wasn't on the list - like the cars, could've bought one,
> but simply couldn't ignore/accept their treatment of the ACVW
> community - we voted with our feet: we bought a TOYOTA!
>
> greg (67 t1 71 t2)

"Bill Berckman" > wrote in message
oups.com...
>I also had to pick up a new daily driver this week. Did not stop by
> any VW dealerships, and instead got a Saturn. Not the most fancy car
> in the world, but it should get the job done. I was going to buy a new
> Hyundai Elantra, but saw that they had a used 2001 Saturn SC1 2 door on
> the lot with 44,000 miles, so I ended up with getting that. Some old
> guy had just traded it in a couple of hours before I got there. It is
> one of those funny 3 door coupes with the extra door in the back on the
> drivers side. It is a 5 speed so it gets pretty good gas mileage. It
> is EPA rated at 28 mpg in the city & 40mpg on the highway. The Hyundai
> dealer had the Elantras advertised for a low price, but by the time
> they added all the extras, the price was several thousand dollars
> higher. I was surprised at all of the late model cars on the lots with
> a ton of miles on them. One advertised a 2004 model with "Only" 65000
> miles on it. That seemed like a lot for a 2 year old car. People must
> be driving more these days.
>
> greg mushial wrote:
>> On 8 Sep 2006 17:42:04 -0700, "Bill Berckman"
>> > wrote:
>>
>> >Don't forget also that Volkswagen of America has threatened legal
>> >action against anyone producing this sticker. Copy dsfof letter here.
>> >http://www.vwmagazine.com/stopvwoa/ramva.html
>>
>> We didn't forget (couldn't): when the wife needed a new car 4 months
>> ago... VWofA wasn't on the list - like the cars, could've bought one,
>> but simply couldn't ignore/accept their treatment of the ACVW
>> community - we voted with our feet: we bought a TOYOTA!
>>
>> greg (67 t1 71 t2)
>

I haven't bought my first VW yet. Right now the wallet has the Italian
disease. But my DD is a Toyota with 226,000 miles on it.
Charles of Schaumburg