Date:         Thu, 7 Sep 2000 21:20:13 EDT
Reply-To:     Ssittservl@AOL.COM
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From:         S Sittservl <Ssittservl@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Westfalia conversions
Comments: To: aircooledvw77t1@engineer.com
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You might want to consider a Sportsmobile conversion instead -
they specialize in doing custom camping conversions of big ol'
American cargo vans, and they have a really nice pop-up top
available.  They also were the company that did the first VW
pop-top camper conversions back in the 60's (before Westfalia).
I visited their factory in Texas, and they were very nice and appear
to do good work.  I may end up with one some day, but I'm sticking
with my Westy for now.

Their web site is at "http://www.sportsmobile.com".  If you're at
all interested, ask them for their literature package, including
the "design your own" kit - hours of fun!

                           -Steven Sittser

>  Date:    9/6/00 3:27:51 AM Central Daylight Time
>  From:    aircooledvw77t1@ENGINEER.COM (Flat Four)
>
>  Just a thought but I'm looking forward to buying a big ol Dodge Cargo
>  Van that can hold up to 4 or 5 rows of seats in the back.  The big
>  heavy duty ones.  Then I want to get Westfalia to convert it to a
>  camper with a pop top for me.  Everything from 21st century
>  electronics to the kitchen sink.  Is there some imprtant guidlines for
>  me to follow in making my decisions on this big project?
>  TIA
>
>  Matt (in Southern California)