We own a 95 Eurovan Camper (since 1998) and I will vouch for it.

The good:
The 95 is the last year with the 5 cylinder. The following years have the 6
cylinder, about 6 mpg less out of that engine. We get 20-24 mpg in the mtns
with the AC on. The 95 also seemed to have the automatic transmission issues
worked out from 93-94 models. The engine has been bulletproof... no problems
with it at all in 97000 miles. The transmission has also been great. All the
camping gear works great.

The bad:
I had to replace the pop-top due to a symmetrical crack across the entire
thing... 1700 bucks from Winnebago. They refused to help out warranty wise
as I thought it was manufacturer defect. Tires are almost impossible to find
for it. You can find the proper tire but it always has to be ordered. I have
had re-occurring problems with the AC, leak somewhere that is hard to trace.
Also it is not adequate enough but suffices (I live in Phoenix so my opinion
is skewed a little). It is slightly underpowered but never drops below 45
mph on the biggest of grades.

All in all if you want a camper (and it doesn't have to be a Vanagon model)
I highly recommend the 1995 Eurovan Camper.

Sean Garrett
1981 Westy (his)
1995 Eurovan Camper (hers)
1987 Syncro project (Subie 2.5)
sean.garrett@asu.edu

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Marvin Westenburg [mailto:westenburg@CENTURYTEL.NET]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 2:57 AM
> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
> Subject: '95 EuroVan Camper For Sale
>
>
> I've returned to this list after a long absence since 1996
> when I sold my
> 1982 diesel Vanagon to a nice gentleman from Boston. Now I'm
> selling my 1995
> EuroVan camper (Winnebago Conversion). I'm known for the
> meticulous care I
> give my vehicles. Send me an email if you'd like to know
> about my camper.
> Marve
> '95 EVC
>