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I had an '81 ASI conversion (my son has it now.) I always thought it was superior to the Westfalia. It had more storage, was better arranged, and slept better, I always thought. I tried contacting them one time about replacement hydraulic front seat adjusters but the people I talked to didn't know anything about that anymore. They hadn't done the conversions for years. They were located in Vancouver, Washington, as I recall. Charles '85 Westy At 02:50 AM 6/13/01 -0400, Chris Findley wrote: >Hey there just seeing who all has a bus or vanagon with the ASI/Riviera >camper conversion..I have seen a fair amount of this conversion on busses, >but not very many on vanagons..in fact I have never seen one in person >other than my own,,just curious if anybody knows anything about the >production of this conversion on the vanagon model.. >Thanks, >Chris >80 Riviera |
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