The camper supplement to my owner's manual lists a power cord, and goes to some length to warn the user about not plugging it in to any except the correct outlet -- as if one could.  I have a power cord like you described, and I assume it is the cord that the camper manual lists.

No such mention is made of a hose in the manual.

My van is a 1991 Volkswagen Vanagon GL Campmobile.  Tan, waterboxer, manual transmission if it matters, Scott.

mcneely

---- JordanVw@AOL.COM wrote:
> In a message dated 6/8/2014 3:05:27 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> bike2vcu@YAHOO.COM writes:
>
> I'm  talking about the one that runs from a spigot to the city water inlet.
>  Is there one that came with the van or did the PO just have some random
> garden center hose stored under the back seat?  Anyway, at one point that
> one migrated out of the camper and into the garage (not my fault--talk to the
> gardener).  Not wanting to let the Westy stuff get lost or separated I
> decided to put it back where it belongs but discovered we have two
> white-with-blue-stripe garden hoses, so which is the Westy one?  One is  opaque white
> with three longitudinal blue stripes, evenly spaced around the  hose from
> another, and the other is translucent with a single blue stripe and  the
> crisscross reinforcing weave visible.  Have not found a precise  description
> online at vendors' sites or in  forums.
>
>
>
>
>
> as far as i know there was never a hose included with the westfalia
> package.   you supply your desired garden hose type hose that runs  from a
> campside or house spigot to your westy.
>
> as for power cord - i have seen heavy black power cords in westys that had
> "germany" stamped into them, so i am assuming these may have been part of
> the  westy package on some year westys.. but not all years.

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David McNeely