Karl, I'm confused. Your subject line says Stan Wilder, but then you reference the Roadhaus website which is by Larry Chase.

Larry A.

On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 8:50 AM, Karl Ploessl <karl.ploessl@gmail.com> wrote: > http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1466434988 > > Book Description > Publication Date: October 13, 2011 > Since the early sixties, there have been various individuals that > traveled extensively in VW busses, also known as Transporters or > Kombi. The Kombi are world travelers and have been manufactured in > many plants around the world. Many of the camp followers of Rock and > Roll bands traveled in various models of Kombi. There have been a few > special conversions to the basic VW busses that have made them into > little mobile homes on wheels. The authentic Volkswagen version was > called a Westfalia after the town the van was modified. Gadget Guy > goes Mobile is a tongue in cheek fantasy about a newly retired > corporate executive that had a heart for adventure and being a single > guy has the time and money to exercise his dreams of travel throughout > North America and Mexico. His adventures include selecting and > outfitting the travel vehicle of his choice, a 1990 VW Westfalia > Syncro. The story presented here is pure fiction written as > entertainment for my fellow VW friends on various VW, Type I, Type II, > Vanagon and Syncro web page bulletin boards and blogs. The hero of our > adventure is a real person, but everything here is just fantasy for > the purpose of lighthearted entertainment. You can track his real life > adventures, trials and tribulations from his active website at > http://www.roadhaus.com/index.html His true-life adventures can be > traced through several Volkswagen related websites specific to > Vanagons, Syncro and Type II Busses. > > > I have just ordered it :-)