Date:         Wed, 22 Mar 2000 13:45:13 EST
Reply-To:     JordanVw@AOL.COM
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From:         JordanVw@AOL.COM
Subject:      Re: the weekender saga again
Comments: To: todd@larkbooks.com
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In a message dated 3/22/00 1:28:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,
todd@larkbooks.com writes:

<< The vehicle in NH was a westfalia (with poptop), syncro, white, with a
 refrigerator (factory) but no sink or stove.  Rear facing seat behind the
 driver's seat, slide out table.

 Also, I looked into a Westy Wolfsburg weekender in Boone, NC, you may recall
 it had the bordello red interior.  Pop top, slide out table, no
 stove/sink/refrigerator, rear facing jump seat.

 And I talked to a guy in Charlotte with a 1987 Westy GL, poptop, weekender,
 that had a small refrigerator (once again, factory) under the jump seat.  I
 never saw this van, so can only rely on the owner's statement.
  >>

not trying to apply generalities, i just know what vw offered for sale.. and
no 90 westy weekenders were sold..  maybe it was re-titled as a '90? or a
home custom job? thats entirely possible. as far as the one w/ the bordello
red interior, that is simple..  the shreddy tan corduroy was replaced..
over 10 years and 15+ vw vans, ya kinda get to know stupid trivia like this
:<)

chris
'84 wolfsburg caravelle sunroof GL w/ a/c and rear facing jumpseats, pop out
table, sofabed, fiberglass bumpers and body trim, power mirrors,
alloys....and it came that way from the factory.. :<)   (with alittle help
from me)