It used the base vanagon model for the =
conversion
instead of the GL model, that's why it came with very few options =
omitting
items such as the window trim with the chrome =
strips.
It is hollow behind the panel where the =
light
mounts, and there are a couple of cable bundles inside, nothing else.
Tim Hannink
Winter Park, =
Florida
Goldibox -
1987 Wolfsburg Edition Westfalia Camper
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 =
6:15
PM
Subject: Question for =
Week-ender or
Multi-Van Owners
Hi List,
I have two questions about the Vanagon =
with the
pop-top, the bed and the
funky little refrigerator but not the =
sink,
refrigerator, stove unit that is
in a full camper. It's an 86 with =
Wolfsburg decals.
First, what is the =
correct name
for this vehicle? (I know there have
been many threads on this.)
Secondly, why is there no "shelf" along =
the edge
of the pop-top inside
on the driver's side, like there is on a =
full
camper? It's such a handy
storage space. What would =
happen if
that long piece of plastic or metal that
the light is attached to =
was cut
down into a sort of shelf? Would it be
difficult, or tricky? =
It seems to be hollow. What's behind there, besides =
the wiring
for the light?
Hope everyone is camping =
their
hearts out this summer! TIA, Vicki