I have seriously looked at the 2001/2002 Westfalia MV (Weekender) and was
not impressed with the seat that folds into a bed. It does not fold flat and
I find this hard to believe since the vehicle is $30+K. I was impressed with
the power and how it drove. I was driving up Mt. Rose highway out of Reno,
NV and actually had to slow down since the Highway Patrol was very active
that day. The other issue is no CD player. Other than that it looks great
and there is onlt one option.

Now the Winnebego conversion is another animal @ $39K, OUCH!!! Let me see.
That is three good 1991 Westy Vanagon's. One for the desert, one for the
mountains, and one for the family.

Then there is the Rialta by Winnebego
http://www.winnebagoind.com/rialta.htm

Tim O

----- Original Message -----
From: "developtrust" <developtrust@HOME.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2001 7:21 AM
Subject: Eurovan vs Vanagon

> I was in for a check up on my Vanagon and a person with a new Eurovan was
> willing to trade straigfht across for the Vanagon. She was so unhappy with
> her purchase of the Eurovan and the interior appliance configuration. When
> the bed was down it blocked her lower cabinets plus other problems I do
not
> remember.
>
> William
> new to this list
>