On 3/31/05 10:36, "Alistair Bell" <albell@UVIC.CA> wrote:

> What might have clouded the issue was the basic camper package on some
> of the early models that had an icebox (not fridge) a sink, but no
> stove.  The rear seat went full across and formed an "L" with a seat
> facing sidways just to the left of the icebox/sink cabinet.
> 
> I actually think that this was pretty neat set-up as if it provide a
> full widht rar "couch" to kick back on and stretch out and read.  Also
> it is often hot to cook inside the van.  My next Westy dispenses with
> all that stuff.  Think I'll miss the sink, but I got a couple ideas for
> that.

Actually the fridge and icebox models were produced at the same time.  The
icebox was the "basic" model.  From notes I have seen it appears very few of
them were made.  80 and 81 models.  I actually have the water tank from one.

The fridge the whole time was still the RM182 model but with slight little
variations like the "lit" indicator changed.

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