You could pick up an inch or so by deflating the tires!   Pack a 12V pump
with your stuff.

Jay

"Coyne, Annie" <ACoyne@GLHEC.ORG>@gerry.vanagon.com> on 05/23/2003 03:14:53
PM

Please respond to "Coyne, Annie" <ACoyne@GLHEC.ORG>

Sent by:    Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>

To:    vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
cc:
Subject:    height of '88 Westy?

Can anyone comment on the precision of the stats listed at vanagon.com,
specifically as regards the height of a 1988 Vanagon Westy?  I think I've
found a reliable carrier at a good price, but . . . .

I was just told that if the vehicle is over 7' (84") tall, I'll need a
different transporter and another $350.

The stats listed at http://www.vanagon.com/info/years/1988/index.html for
the camper show a height of 80.9", and shows the skylight as standard
material ( I had previously been warned that it was the skylight that
caused
the height to exceed the 7' mark).

I think I'm almost willing to take a chance on skylight damage, if I have
to
- but I'm curious as to what this group has to say.

Thanks in advance!
Annie

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