My brother's 78 Westy has a small window next to the rear bench seat on the driver's side that when open all the way sucks the air through the van like a wind tunnel. My 87 Westy does not have any type of rear vent to let air pass through the van except the sliding windows near the front of the van. I have seen later models of buses (but no Westys so far) that have vents on the rear windows. Can someone tell me how these vents in later models function and if you think it is feasible to put one in an 87 Westy (I have full camper interior). The are some simple marine vents that I have thought about putting on the Westy in the rear, but have no controls are permanently open. I am also worried that without on/off controls it will create some sort of whistling or other sound and also not let my AC reach the front of the bus (blows from rear above bench to front of bus). ><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>:-) Phillip 87 Westy Annapolis, MD
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