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Date:         Sat, 14 Jan 1995 00:40:17 -0500 (EST)
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From:         Joe Clark <joeclark@freenet.scri.fsu.edu>
Subject:      Re: More on Westy Interior changes, '68-'72

On Fri, 13 Jan 1995, michael.heron@utoronto.ca (Michael Heron) braggeth: > > I happen to have a Westy manual for 1967 Campmobile's :):). It is a > photocopy, and is not 100% complete but it is a completists wet dream. tell > you what joe;, you send me a copy of your 68-72 manual, and i'll send you > one of my 67' is it a deal?

Sounds good. It may take me a few days to arrange xerography - strictly for hobbyist purposes, of course.

[snip]

> >Anyhoo, some notable changes (doing this sans book, now): > > After a re-scan, most of these changes came about with the '71 model Here's more: Jumpseat behind driver loses electrical cutout; before '71, area between driver's and jumpseat seatbacks is accessible thru "kleenex"-type slot; later just an open bin. **Great Frisbee storage, spot, BTW! :-)** There's a separate part number fur Kanada, no doubt to placate some bizarre and healthy custom of them blue-skinned folk rumored to live somewhere north of Macon.

Table clip-down changes (improved, IMHO). 110V (or whatever else y'all use outside of Leon County) supply arrangement goes from fused to circuit-protectored (anyone got that original VW extension cord -- das Stromlieferungskabel, Teile-Nr. ZVW 222 117 ?).

But how could I have forgotten the curtains? By the end of '71, you've lost those absolutely KILLER (sano, too, man) sliding-track curtains over the doors, to be replaced with a three-panel snap-on up front and a cheesy rod-and-pocket deal on the sliding door. Oh pale echo of thy former glory! At least they're not orange yet. IMVHO the earlier curtains are the most _intense_ automotive curtains ever produced. I am very serious and will engage you in a distastrous (and brilliantly puerile) flamewar if you contradict me. Man.

Joe, man.

PS East-coasters I'll be there in spirit but am between vans. Besides, I've just barely succeeded in convincing myself my fingernails look better without the van, & don't want to threaten this fragile, false reality I've concocted for myself.

Joe Clark Where there's no sense, joeclark@freenet.scri.fsu.edu there's no feeling. <a href="http://freenet3.scri.fsu.edu:81/users/joeclark/index.html">JC</a> **WARNING: Failure to edit this .sig from replies may cause disk crash.**


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