William Dummitt wrote: > It's a fact that the West Coast is bus heaven. It's a noteworth sight when > I see another westy (or should I say mid-westy?) here in St. Louis. I > think one reason is that the Midwest has extreme temperatures both summer > and winter, so VW never got a foothold in the market when their buses had > neither heat nor AC. In later years, when buses had more creature
Jackson, WY has some pretty serious temperature extremes (on the winter end), yet there are quite a number of buses around, air-cooled and water-cooled. This might have a lot to do with the transient population of the area, but I've seen 30-40 permanent buses that I recognize around town. I think that's quite a number for a cowboy town with a population of under 5,000. (Of course, when it's 20 below zero, I take my girlfriends 4-runner :) - Stephen '87 Westy Jackson, WY |
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