I'll second you on this!

It was my then girlfriend, now wife's idea to purchase our 87 Syncro Westy.  Diana and her first husband bought one in `92, but she left it behind during the divorce.  We started shopping for our van two years ago, and settled on one in California in July of 2003.  We prefer traveling the back roads and camping in remote places over high priced hotels and crowds.  I can spend all day working on the van if I need to and she will not only not complain, but will even encourage it as she knows that my efforts make it possible for us to travel in Westy style and comfort.

Mark in AK

----- Original Message -----
From: John Runberg <jrunberg@MAC.COM>
Date: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 6:25 pm
Subject: Re: vanagons scaring women away!!��Happy Thanks giving!

> Westy girls? I married one, although didn't have a westy yet. Now 
> I do and she's more than excited about traipsing around the 
> country in a (relatively) loud box cruising along just around the 
> speed limit. Last weekend camping in the Prince William state park 
> was even her idea.
> 
> There's two words to describe this type of girl (or guy. whatever):
> 
> -->    Low Maintenance   <--
> 
> She even has been great about me keeping my 90 eengine-conversion-
> to-be that I'll never have time to do. Wouldn't have it any other way.
> 
> john
> 
!