Auto gas (no lead) will work fine in Coleman stoves and lanterns.  Done it
for some time.
 There are quick release connectors for propane too.  You could make up a
hose, put a quick release fitting at each appliance and on your vehicle tank
and go that route.  You could make a T-fitting with a couple of shorter
hoses and  snake hoses all over your campsite to various camping gear or
just use a single hose and run only one thing at a time.  The quick release
fittings work really well.  I had one in a Dodge van that I carried
a Coleman propane stove stored away , except when I wanted dinner...I could
get out the stove and snap the line on and be cooking in about 30
seconds..Handy .  If you are paranoid about explosions you may want to not
leave your  Gas hose connected when not in use..I got lazy in my Dodge and
just left it snapped in (went through a hole in my floor to the under
vehicle tank)  Probably a little risky.
  Don Hanson

On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 4:52 PM, Jonce Fancher <streetbugs@verizon.net>wrote:

> Hi all
> I went on a search for some white gas for my coleman stove. Found the
> Last can at cabelas today. They do have a conversion to run Propane
> in this stove. I still have the stove in the 85 Westy. Propane is
> fine and all in there but Im sorta the outdoor camper/cooker. SO has
> anyone or does anyone know how to Plumb the under body propane tank
> on my 85 westy to use the propane in the tank for my Stove and
> lighting and hot water heater (yeah I know, Im a wimp camper!). I
> really don't want to use the little green bottles. I can but just
> dont wish to. I do have the refill thing to refill the small green
> ones if need be. I also dont wish to carry a 10 or 20 lb propane tank
> as well. I can and will if I need to but if I have the propane under
> the bus is there a way to get to it?
> Thanks oh great VW camping gods
> Jonce
>