> I saw a strange EV on the freeway last night. It had a pop top, but > something was different about it. After a couple minutes of staring I > noticed that it was a panel van, not the regular windowed EV half-assed > Westy. This EV had a two-paned louvered (?) window on the drivers side and > no other windows behind the cab. Could this be a full blown Eurovan > Westfalia? I thought they weren't selling those over here in the US... GROWL!!!! There is a Weekender which is NOT a half assed Westy. It is a different purpose vehicle. Great for overnights or picnics. Not meant for vacation. The Weekender is built on the regular body MV seven passenger. What you saw was either a Westfalia Camper (if older) or a Winnebago Camper (if newer). The Winnie conversion is built on an extended body panel/kombi type. Except I think it has more than a single rear window... Now show me a Westafalia Camper that seats seven. Get the one you need.... bill and diane killian zen and the art of ferrets http://userwww.qnet.com/~killian/zen_home.htm
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