Thanks Raimund! I've actually come across those photos before and
saved them as inspiration for my van.
I'm interested in the side air "channels" on yours as well. It seems
as  though you have a plastic channel on the sides as well. On my 87
GL, the fresh air vents are built into the metal frame of the van and
were just covered by the headliner material. I see you have an
additional covering for the channel. Do these connect into your AC or
are they just for fresh air as mine are? Thanks!

-t

On 8/14/07, Raimund Feussner <rfeussner@gmx.de> wrote:
>
> > Would love to have the space to add in a sunroof, but that center AC
> > duct takes up too much space.
>
> There are these photos of my Vanagon, A/C with sunroof:
> http://t3-infos.de/images/Klima_gross_1.jpg
> http://t3-infos.de/images/Klima_gross_2.jpg
> It works, but the sunroof efficiency is not too good anymore :-)
>
> I have one photo with stock A/C and the stock big steel sunroof (in a VW
> magazine), but the ducting of the A/C ends just at the sunroof opening.
> They only used the rear part of the ducting.
>
> My scanner won�t scan this photo, it�s too dark in the ceiling area...
>
>
>
> >> funny you should mention that. in germany, they sold a version with
> >> sunroof AND air conditioning ... had the ducts along the sides of the
> >> ceiling.  i thought i had some pictures of it, but can't find them
> >> now. :( anyway, the vents were along the sides above the windows.
> >>
>
> I don�t believe that for a minute. I heard this rumor, too, but no one
> ever saw this.
> Actually, maybe I spread this rumor, because a friend of mine told me
> this a few years ago.
>
> Raimund
>
>