Not only it is a great daily driver, but it is also a home away from home.
Or you could call it your home on the road.  Or for some it is a place of
escape, like it is for younger kids to have a tree house.  So, it is more
than just a daily driver.  It is a place of privacy to meditate and
contemplate and cogitate.  A free home included in the price of a car.  With
all the little cabinets and hidden nooks and crannies.
The best daily driver I ever had.  The ideal car.
Zoltan
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian T." <nobleman36@YAHOO.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 10:21 AM
Subject: Campers not a good daily driver

> Eric, buddy...
>
> I completely disagree with you.  I've been driving a
> Westfalia camper as a daily driver since 1999.   I've
> done year around camping in both a 73' and my current
> 85' Westy with no issue.  Of course, this is personal
> preference and there are those folks that don't like
> to wake up to adverse weather and I respect that.
>
> My personal spin is that it's when you stop using a
> machine that if starts to rot.  Continual use within
> the scope of it's engineering and continual
> maintenance to sustain it's function, that's what I do
> and the thought of pickling my rig just because it's a
> bit cold or damp is just wrong :-)
>
> Two cents and then some,
> Brian from Salem, Or
> Wetwesty and general goofball
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> "Barbara,
>     Campers like motor homes are not good candidates
> for
> daily driver vehicle.  Camping for most people is just
> to
> cold in most state, and I can't imagine that Montana
> is
> any different.  So there are many people how store
> there
> Compers for the winter.
>                                            Eric
> P.S.    If you like to camp in Montana in the winter
>           you've got meet you...."
>
>
>
>
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