Not very hard to do.
Only major issue is the propane installation, and getting the vent for the
fridge set up in the right place.
Minor issues:
1.) Need to cook on yer knees.
B.) Need to figure out how to make the rounded interior top look good with
the flat top of the overhead bin.
3C.) No rotating seats up front.

I have an 84 with the flip up table, plastic side pieces, rear cabinets, and
fold down seat with back cushion. Stealth weekender?

Only seats 4 and the two in the back can't be heard very well.

I have thought about putting a full Westy conversion in, but am saving those
pieces for the rebuild of my '81 Westy (that presently has no stove and only
an icebox, no fridge).

If I eve3r do it, I'll put a sunroof in over the stove (and a place to mount
an umbrella).

tim o'brien
sj,ca

>Some guy in Oregon put the interior from an early Westy and installed it
>into a 1984. So you get a camper but no pop-top. Interesting... it gives us
>syncro owner wanna-be's on a budget some hope.
>
>Check out the boneyard of split window buses in the background.
>
>Not mine, no interest, yada yada yada. Here is the link:
>

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