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Date:         Thu, 12 Aug 1999 04:50:20 EDT
Reply-To:     BRY4PRTZ@AOL.COM
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From:         Robert Keezer 19618-5th Ave so Seattle WA 98148 <BRY4PRTZ@AOL.COM>
Subject:      heater sale
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Hey Everyone, I don't address the entire list as often as I could so here is a post to make up for the silence.If you can't remember how cold you were last winter because it's 115 out this may be uninteresting , this sale on heaters I'm talking about. If you print this and read it in the walk-in cooler at the store it might mean more to you, if you are a Westy owner without a heater. I just came back from the factory of The Platinum Cat catylitic heater and the company won't have any heaters for sale for about three months. They will have TEN available ONLY in one week from last Monday and the sale price is 378.00 for the 6,000 btu. The company is transferring it's manufacturing to Taiwan, and they bought back these from a customer that could'nt use them. These are new in the box. The mounting location for the 6,000 btu unit is on the closet wall. I will be installing one soon, and as soon as I am finished I can offer info for you if you would like to install a thermostatically controlled vented heater to keep your Westy warm when you are are stationary.

Though you must find it hard to think about heaters when it's 115 , here in the NW we turned our home heaters on as it was only 63 today (Wed)We are thinking of heat. The price is right and these normally sell for 525.00 for the 3,000 btu unit.I have a 3,000 btu Olympian in my 82 Westy and it only works well on cold nights with the top down. A 6,000 should keep you warm with the top up on all but the coldest nights, unless you like to camp when it's 20 below. The wall thermostat is one of the best features, besides venting all commbustion by-products. You just turn the switch to desired temp, and heater goes on automatically. No matches or piezos here. I set the 6P12 against the closet wall and it looks nice there. It will be recessed -mounted in the customer's Westy and will be 4 inches out from the wall. The exhaust vent hose will be routed to the left air scoop. The exhaust is carbon dioxide and h2o, and exhaust temperature is not high. For more info and literature contact the company at(360) 352-0539. Here is the web address of Thermal Systems Inc. :

http://users.tss.net/~platcat/index2.html

Just think-the heat you are now enjoying this summer can be yours this winter with this very cool(warm) Platinum Cat.

Robert Keezer 1982 Westfalia Seattle


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