

| Subject: | Re: So many campers, so few poptop weekenders |
| Date: | Tue, 8 May 2007 10:39:56 EDT |
In a message dated 5/8/07 3:42:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time, adhocMedia@COMCAST.NET writes: > I am looking for a '90/'91 weekender w/ poptop and manual > transmission. These do seem to be in short supply. Have many people > pulled out the fridge/stove/sink and re-worked the seat/bed so they > have something more like a weekender? What are the results like? > Ugly? Same as factory? Or? Would this remodeling be offensive to > Westy purists? Thanks for the input, > > if you remove the westy interior, you will be left with 4 big useless holes in the side of your van where the fill ports and flue vent used to be, not to mention, you will have to also remove the left rear cabinet, as you cannot install a weekender style full width sofabed there with the westy cabinet in place.. poptop weekenders were made '85-'87, then 90-'91 theyre out there. check www.thesamba.com why dont you just install a poptop section on a passenger van? i have some poptops for sale.. that way you dont need to destroy a westy.. chris ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
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