> Now before everyone goes stomping on this GTRV thing, has anyone > driven one or owned one? I think it looks pretty clever.
You know, I have to agree. In Europe there are many competing poptop campers out there, including not just VW vans but Ford Transits, Pugeots, Mercedes vans, etc., converted by a multitude of companies. The consumer gets a choice. Here, we've had mainly a choice of one, save a few small companies like Country Homes who went their own way and mostly went out of business eventually. Let's face it, a Eurovan Winnie is not for everyone, and VW has not exactly gone out of their way to keep the poptop camper alive in the U.S. Choice is a good thing. I personally wouldn't buy one of these, but I wouldn't scowl at it if I saw it on the road either. - Ron Salmon The Bus Depot, Inc. http://www.busdepot.com (215) 234-VWVW |
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