Yes, the 85-87 poptop Wolfys came that way. No stove or sink, portable
electric fridge and dual batteries, swing up side table too. A good
configuration for many people. Crappy fabric and no tach were downsides.

Mark

Clint Kolda wrote:
> At least some of these models had a 12v/110v refrigerator behind the passenger seat, factory dual batteries, a rear closet, and storage under the jump seat.  That's how my '86 is set up.
>
>   Date:    Tue, 30 Jan 2007 09:46:21 -0800
> From:    Mark Drillock <drillock@EARTHLINK.NET>
> Subject: Wolfsburgs
>   Not such a cut and dried issue.
>   In 84 there were 2 Wolfsburg Vanagon models that had equipment made by
> Westfalia. Only one had a stove and poptop.
>   In 85 there was one Wolfsburg Vanagon, no stove, yes poptop.
>   In 86-87 there were 2 Wolfsburg Vanagon models with equipment made by
> Westfalia. None had stoves, only one had a poptop.
>   Mark
>