cloth braided vacuum line

[quk@sievers.com (Phil Payne)]

In message <9704012228.AA06479@aztek.com> DeWitt Harrison writes:

> I can't help but wonder how you keep all your cargo - the above being
> the tip of the iceberg if I recall - from tossing side to side at inconvenient
> moments while you perform the nonexistent traffic circle maneuver
> and so on.

Careful packing.

First of all, remember that there's a full-sized spare in here on the left.  
It's turned so that the cavity faces backwards, i.e., contributes to the 
available space.  The water, webbing, overalls, washer fluid and Swarfega 
inhabit the wheel.
 
The microfiche viewer goes in next, standing vertically against the tank.  The 
toolkit goes between the viewer and the rear sill, _very_ neatly filling the 
gap.  The microfiche, Bentley FI manual and the VAG wiring diagrams go at the 
side of the viewer.  The well on the right takes the jumper cables, and then 
most of the other stuff piled on top.  The whole builds a flat surface level 
with the rear sill, except for the microfiche viewer that stands a little proud.
 
Understeer?  What understeer?

Perhaps I should do a .GIF for the new web pages.

--
 Phil Payne
 phil@sievers.com
 Committee Member, UK Audi [ur-]quattro Owners Club