Back in 98, I bought an 82 1/2 Westy Wolfsburg edition with about 30 k miles and camped in it one summer.     It had a 2 person middle seat and rails.    The seat stayed in the garage the whole time I had the camper and I sold the seat along with the camper.    It was a bit underpowered but I wish I still had it.   I never had to work on it as it was such low miles.     Steve

On Jan 30, 2014, at 8:13 PM, mark drillock <mdrillock@COX.NET> wrote:

> If you could live with a blue one I have one you can have for free if
> you come to San Diego and install the tracks I have as well.
> 
> VW offered a 2 person middle seat for full camper Westfalias in some
> years. The seat was a standard type of middle that had the levers so the
> backrests could tilt forward to make it easier to get to the rear bench
> and to use the bed. Some 84/85/86 Westfalia came with the seat tracks
> factory installed and came with a single or double middle seat. The
> single seat was the more common in those Westfalias.
> 
> The very same double middle seat was used in 85+ models with the
> weekender package except those had the armrests on both ends. The
> armrests can be easily removed if not desired. Avoid the 2 person seats
> that have armrests in the middle as those seat backs do not tilt forward.
> 
> I actually threw away a tan fabric Westy middle seat a few months ago as
> no one ever responded to my ads to sell it cheap or even give it away.
> Sorry.
> 
> Mark
> 
> Scott Greiner wrote:
>> Hello, I was wondering does or can a middle seat "2 seater" fit with the refrigerator, stove, sink setup? The reason is my wife is pregnant with twins and would like to setup up some kid seats. If so what is the size twin seats I should be looking for?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Scott G.
>> Mesa, AZ
>> 1982 Diesel Westy 1.9 TDI
>> 
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