Date:         Thu, 3 Jun 1999 19:41:08 EDT
Reply-To:     JordanVw@AOL.COM
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From:         JordanVw@AOL.COM
Subject:      Re: Multivan owners? Locker or Syncronuts
Comments: To: shortlid@juno.com
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In a message dated 99-06-03 18:22:18 EDT, shortlid@JUNO.COM writes:

<<      '87 Mutlivan owners please tell me what is the battery configuration
in
 your van?  I just found out i may have a Multivan: Westy pop-top, NO
 sink, NO stove, NO LED's, two beds top and bottom, ONE folding table and
 a Chest style refridge, NO LP!
         Also, can you take the Locking rear diff. mechanism out of the trans
and
 drive the van while it is out?  Where do you get new elbows and hosing
 for the vac. system?
  >>

You have a '87 Non-GL Camper, sometimes dubbed unoficially as a "westy
weekender".  Multivans were only made '90 up.
the '85-'87 Non-GL campers had a floor mount, removeable chest style fridge
that mounted behind the front pass seat. its power cord plugged into a socket
under the front pass seat.  since it was always in the way, most people
removed it, and used it in their garages or dorm rooms for keeping the brew
cold, and when they sold the van, most people kept the fridge.
It is rare to find a '85-'87 Non-GL camper that has the fridge intact.
consider yourself lucky!

chris