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Date:         Wed, 24 Apr 96 22:43 CDT
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From:         khooper@wsp1.wspice.com (Ken Hooper)
Subject:      Re: '73 Westy Questions ('72 comparisons)



>We put clothes and towels in the  "wheel well" for spare tire after we
>moved it to the nose.  Never made a foam block.  Too bad.  probably would
>have been more comfortable.


I do believe that wedge-shaped foam piece was standard, but standard in
models with the gas heater. The heater goes where the spare tire well
was--they cut the well out--so no spare can go there, so they may as well
make bed space of it. This is the case on the 68, which had the gas heater
(before the fire) =:o  I'm sure my wedge is stock because the vinyl
matches, and no owner would pick a color this ghastly on purpose even if he
could find a supplier.


--Ken
  68 Westy, 71 Bus
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