Date:         Tue, 31 Jan 2006 12:18:43 -0700
Reply-To:     bueses <bueses@EARTHLINK.NET>
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From:         bueses <bueses@EARTHLINK.NET>
Subject:      Re: Seeking PopTop Details
Comments: To: Christopher Gronski <gronski@GMAIL.COM>
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> After installing my AW top I left my pop top in Medford Oregon with
> Scott Foss www.turbovans.com it may still be for sale. You could do
> Utah to Oregon and back in a (full) weekend.

RT gas would probably run a couple of hundred bucks to pick it up?

>> I know that several on the list have tops for sale, but picking them up is
>> out of the question. I live in Utah, and there are not a lot of choices
>> around.

Hmmmm, I am in SLC & I think there would be a lot of choices here in Utah.
Where have you been looking?  I haven't been looking for 1, but you see
vanagons, bay campers in fields, junk yards, etc. all the time.


>> Found an old westy for a great price, but in the end, I just want
>> the top, and money is tight, so the rest of it would be a waste, even tho
>> I would love the interior.
>>
>> Is it just ridiculous to consider shipping a poptop? I am not ready to
>> commit, but I am hoping to get it done this spring, if I can get one, but
>> it would take an unbelievable stroke of luck to find one anywhere around
>> here. Doesn't need to have the canvas, I could buy new along with the
>> seals, if need be.
>>
>> There seem to be other options, such as a top I have seen that covers only
>> the middle of the roof, and goes straight up. Mostly, standing up is what
>> I seek.


Pax,

Tom-keep looking, the right deal is around?