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Date:         Mon, 11 Nov 1996 14:14:41 -0500
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         JonR <jonr@empire.net>
Subject:      Re: Westy year-to-year changes?

'68-'72 Gold Vinyl camper upholstery
	ice box no sink behind passenger seat -'71
	ice box/sink passenger side '72 + '73


	'73 only Gold/Butterscotch Burlap type cloth camper upholstery


	'74-'76 started with color co-ordinated plaids

	
	Deluxe campers had Fridge/stove beind pass seat with sink/storage
behind driver
	Non-Deluxe had icebox instead of fridge, and no stove..


	'77-'79 had camper console along wall behind driver


	Deluxe had fridge and propane stove..and sink
	Non-Deluxe had icebox and sink ...


	all years after '74 had somewhat color co-ordinated plaid camper
upholstery...


	Just looked at a Non-deluxe '75 camper Orange exterior with a
interesting tan and burnt orange plaid inside.. (I've never seen this
plaid before, I kinda liked it...) this was for sale here in NH for
$2000 body was Very Very clean... minimal surface rust...


		JonR


	this may not be 100%, but it is pretty close...
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