

| Subject: | Re: easy.. Re: Passenger van to westy pop top conversion? |
| From: | Ben T |
| Date: | Wed, 10 Dec 2003 18:56:36 EST |
In a message dated 12/10/2003 3:44:11 PM Pacific Standard Time, JordanVw writes: no right or wrong way. the easy way gains a luggage rack, lots of room to stand up in, and a bed if you make your own custom platform. AND the satisfaction of knowing you didnt give yourself a hernia messing with that 400lb roof metal clip. all doable in one weekend, with a JIGSAW and a drill. Jugsaws are what theyre called when you slip and slice your jugular because you are nerve wracked from cutting the donor van at the pillars (which you wont have to do if you do it the easy way) That's good, Chris. I was getting concerned with all the jugsaws and drilling going on. I had to make sure I wasn't on the PlayToy Discussion Board or the Plastic Surgeons' Channel. As for the sleeping platform, I can't see how you can fit any kind of mattress other than an inflatable saline version as there is almosty ZERO clearance in the midsection if you do not transplant or modify the arched roof. A platform of any kind will bring clearance there to less than zero. Either that or raise the pop-top and get less AERO. BenT Roof ps: too bad the doka roof is too short been contemplating a poptop there. thoughts?
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