

| Subject: | Re: 89 + Rear window vents transplanted in an 85 Westy |
| From: | Al and Sue Brase |
| Date: | Tue, 24 Jan 2006 16:35:20 -0600 |
I'm pretty sure that the main purpose of the 88 & later rear window vents was to eliminate the exhaust vents that were previously in the side doors. By doing this, they then sealed up the area at the front edge of the doors, which eliminated considerable wind noise. They had to put cabin exhaust vents someplace, the back of the windows was a pretty good place. Al Brase Doug F wrote: >Tim, >I'm one die hard vanagon owners who (did have) too much time and did the >slider transplant to my bus. >By using the standard GL middle sliders you get about a 5 inch opening >window. I think the westy still has that much window outside the closet so >you could still get both sides to open up. > >When I did the work I wondered how "worth it" it was going to be, I am happy >to say that I do use them all the time when in the back. With a bit of >screen you can have cross ventalation for sleeping. > > >
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