I ventured into one of these new Winnebago campers a few weeks back at the
dealer where I get my parts and I was shocked at the sticker price of only
$28,500 or there abouts.  It was in that price area, did not see any prices
around $38,000, as I expected to see.  There was only one window sticker, so
maybe that camper option sticker was missing.
I remember this thinking for a short second about the monthly payment for
this new camper.  It would not be all that bad.  Everything on the van would
work and you could keep it for life.  It seamed too cheap.

I could never sell my van, my guts would go with it.

 Bryan Belman       Pt. Pleasant, NJ
1990 Audi 200 Turbo (Money Pit)
1982 Westy 1.9l NA (Swap is done)
1970 Type1 Std. Beetle (Bahama Bug)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jay L Snyder" <Jay.L.Snyder@USA.DUPONT.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 2:15 PM
Subject: New Campers

> I was down at the local VW dealer (Smith VW in Wilmington, DE) picking up
> some parts, when a truck rolled in carrying three new campers.  They were
> all white and very plain looking--no alloys.  I did not see Westfalia on
> them.  I am guessing they came in from a Winebago conversion site?  I was
> driving my '85 camper, so I stopped and asked the salesman who was signing
> for them, "How much?"   He said, "26, plus 11 and a half."   It took my
> brain awhile to compute.  $26,000 for the Eurovan and another $11,500 for
> the camping conversion.  I said, "$38,000?"   He said, "Yeah, but it is
> entirely different than yours."   Boy, was he right.
>                                                         Jay '85 Westy

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