

| Subject: | Re: 70s Westy to 80s 7-pass; vanagon viking? |
| From: | Stan Wilder |
| Date: | Wed, 5 Jun 2002 17:26:31 -0500 |
only difference in dimensions is like 6" in height but I was thinking that was just the pop-top. ---------------------------- I think you're going to have some big dirrerences since the 80s mode has the rear that is more flat and just different. Pic for Amdy. Stan On Thu, 6 Jun 2002 18:01:49 -0400 Andrew Payton <zenlunatic42@HOTMAIL.COM> writes: > In searching for a new Vanagon I recently remembered one of my > friends has > an old Westy Bus sitting out at his farm with a pretty dang good > interior. > I'm looking for a water-cooled Vanagon & keep stumbling upon > 7-passenger > T-porters. Now, to my knowledge, the only difference in dimensions > is like > 6" in height but I was thinking that was just the pop-top. Of > course I look > at the bus & it's clearly rounded while the 80s is more box-like, > cubic. I > guess I'm just wondering if the conversion can be done (I'm assuming > it'll > at most be a fun challenge) & how difficult such an endeavor might > be? As > far as 80s to 80s conversion it seems to me that it certainly > possible & not > so difficult but this I'm not so sure about. Basically, I'd just > like some > people to fill me in on how difficult these processes can be & any > helpful > advice, where ever possible. > > On a completely unrelated note, I saw Vanagon Viking for sale, > thought I > remembered hearing something about it before &, of course, checked > the > archives. Didn't have much luck finding anything as I was hoping > for > explanations & pics but only managed to stumble upon vagueness & > references. > I'm always looking to increase my Vanagon knowledge & couldn't > find pics > of one anywhere so if anyone could help me out there & I'd > appreciate it as > well. Thanks a bunch guys, you're the best! > > -Andrew Payton > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: > http://mobile.msn.com >
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