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Date:         Tue, 3 Feb 2004 06:48:35 -0500
Reply-To:     vw4x4@FYI.NET
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From:         Eric Zeno <vw4x4@FYI.NET>
Subject:      Re: Straight-up VS. Tilt-up - the best Westy Top
Comments: To: kfilc <kfilc@SYMPATICO.CA>
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Who every it was who wants a straight up pop top contact Jerry. He purchased the rights to country campers pop top. (see below info.)

McCavittJ@mascorp.com

Jerry McCavitt wrote:

>> Hello all, >> >> Having seen a few postings recently about the subject, I thought I'd > > bring

>> this up: I purchased the molds to make the Country Homes-style pop top >> shell, and the hardware to make a top. I am considering offering a > > complete

>> bolt-on pop top kit; just cut out the hole where the factory sunroof > > goes,

>> and basically bolt it in. It pops staight up, with scissor arms on > > both

>> sides and at rear to stabilise the top. Tent is sandwiched between top > > and

>> base that attaches to van roof. I want to know if anyone on the list > > is

>> interested. >> The price is undetermined at this time, but rough estimates put it at > > around

>> $2200 - $2500, depending on production costs in New York, plus > > shipping via

>> truck, another $200 - $300. An instruction video would be included, > > after I

>> get up the nerve to tackle it myself on my van. >> Nothing is ready to go right now, the molds are in CA, and I am in the >> middle of a shake-up at work, so production realistically won't begin > > until

>> late spring '02. I have a list of 5 folks interested so far, and I > > need to

>> see how far I should jump into this. >> To see the top, (and a sweet conversion done by CH), go to >> www.countryhomescampers.com >> >> Jerry McCavitt >> '86 Syncro GL 15"/Betts/OME Westy Interior >> '91 Subaru Legacy Turbo >

kfilc wrote:

>Where can you get a straght up poptop? I would like to put one on my 80 >Vanagon/L. > >Hartmut > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "developtrust" <developtrust@COX.NET> >To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> >Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 9:56 PM >Subject: Re: Straight-up VS. Tilt-up - the best Westy Top > > > > >>If you don't have a bed up top go for the straight up. I have a tilt up >> >> >but > > >>a bed too. If I had a weekender with no bed up top I would go for the >>straight up. William >> >> >> >> >>>Just wondering what kind of pop top is considered to be the best >>> >>> >>SNIP >> >> >>>John Rodgers >>>88 GL Driver >>> >>> >>> > > > >


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