In a message dated 97-03-31 13:53:11 EST, Gregory_M_Daughtry@ccm2.hf.intel.com (Gregory M Daughtry) writes: > It should seem too much of an oddity. Here in Portland, I regularly > see EV Westfalia's on the road. I even saw one in North Carolina > about 4 months ago. > I'm quite sure they are westy's and not the winnie conversion. The > westfalia logo on the pop top is usually pretty indicative. > It doesn't seem incoceivable that whoever is buying them in Canada and > driving them across the border would sell one once in a while. Maybe > even way down in PA. It seems highly likely that these are the 1993 (+other years?) Eurovan MV Weekender models that came with the pop-top (by Westfalia) but without the sink/stove stuff, and had seating for 7. Regards, Jim Davis 87 GL Syncro 88 GL Wolfsburg
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