On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Andrew Grebneff wrote:

> It's not... there are lots of good Japanese camper conversions too,
> based on Toyota and Mazda vans.

Yes, but we don't get to enjoy those here in the U.S.  The Vanagon
Westfalia (and the newer Eurovan conversions) are about the only camper
vans you can get in their class.  Otherwise the smallest you can get is a
Ford Econoline van with a fiberglass high-top, and usually those
conversions don't include a stove and fridge.

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