Owen, what AC unit was it that you got from Walmart?
And how did you mount your unit on your vehicle?
Pictures?

Thanks,

Regards,

John Rodgers
88 GL Driver
Owen wrote:

>A quick solution for me is a mini portable window unit from Walmart ($60.00
>with remote) stowed in the top bin. Simply lift it up on the ledge and it
>blows into the screened window. Thermostat controlled and whisper quiet. I
>found this solution in the archives. The guy that suggested it also
>suggested sewing a closure to keep the cold air in. We used a blanket and
>clothes pins to complete the Jed Clampett affect. We were very cold in
>August last year.
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> A nice refinement (also from the archives) is to build a hanger to hook
>into the top stow bin and hang it down into the driver or passenger window
>with a nice cut out to fit it to. Maybe this summer I will add that
>refinement. Here in Houston it was 98F in the shade at 10:45 this morning.
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Bryan Jones" <ALOHADREAM@AOL.COM>
>To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
>Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 10:14 PM
>Subject: Portable Air Conditioner for Westy?
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>>I know this subject has probably been covered many times, but does anyone
>>know of a good portable air conditioner solution that works in a Westy
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>when
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>>parked at a camp site with a 110 hookup? Deep South summer time camping is
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>BRUTAL!
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>>The humidity has already been relentless this year.
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>>thanks,
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>>Bryan Jones
>>'91 Westy
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