Date:         Mon, 6 Mar 2000 13:50:57 -0700
Reply-To:     "Blake C. Thornton" <thornton@MATH.UTAH.EDU>
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From:         "Blake C. Thornton" <thornton@MATH.UTAH.EDU>
Subject:      AC and a sighting
Comments: To: Todd Kaderabek <todd@LARKBOOKS.COM>
In-Reply-To:  <B4E97D29.1B24%todd@larkbooks.com>
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Driving around salt lake last week I saw a nice bus (pre vanagon) but am
not familar enough to know the year.  Anyhow, it had one of the pop-tops
that hinges on the drivers side of the bus.  The really unusual thing was
he had what looked like air conditioner coils mounted on the top rear of
the bus with pipes coming down and entering the engine compartment
somewhere.  So, it must be possible to mount everything in unconventional
places.

blake
SLC
84 westy

On Mon, 6 Mar 2000, Todd Kaderabek wrote:

> If a westfalia has factory air conditioning, there is only one place it will
> be, right?  In the place of the overhead cabinet, above the rear bed.  If I
> see a photo of a van and there is no AC in that spot, I assume I can
> conclude it does not have factory air, no matter what the owner says.
> Right?
>
> TJK
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