yeah..........but that's not what the real question is .....
yes, hardtop means 'passenger vanagon'.......
however...........what is a Wolfsburg with a poptop is not truly called a
'weekender' I believe.

So there's confusion .....while we call any poptop vanagon without a kitchen
......a weekender ......
I don't think that's the actual model name of certain year 'Wolfsburg'
Vanagons ......
that have poptops and no kitchen....but they really are not correctly called
'weekdenders.'

there was a fuss about it a while ago .......a hard core type being adamant
that it certain years and version might have a poptop and no kitchen, but
they are not officially 'weekenders' .
like my 85 Wolfsburg Weekender Vanagon ( poptop , no kitchen, deluze
interior, shredomatic seat upholstery' ...........
those are not really 'weekenders.'   I prefer to call them weekenders.
Straighten me out if any of this isn't correct.

let's see. .........mine can't really be called an 85 Wolfy ........because
that could be a passenger 85 Wolfy Edition.
I think mine might offically be called a 1985 Woflsburg Westfahlia.
it does say 'westfhalia' on the pop top roof.
given all that .....
that's why I asked about it.
scott

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Beierl" <dbeierl@ATTGLOBAL.NET>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:38 PM
Subject: Re: Seat/Bed Swap

> At 10:19 PM 7/4/2009, Scott Daniel - Turbovans wrote:
>>so when you say the '85 wolfy hardtop' is the original weekender......
>>does it have a pop top ?
>
> Hard top, Scott -- that means no poptop.
>
> ;-)
> d
>
>
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