

| Subject: | Re: Did you folks see this Vanagon for sale? (a bit of Friday in this reply) |
| From: | OlRivrRat |
| Date: | Thu, 10 Jul 2014 23:16:19 -0600 |
ThankYouNo ~ A WestyIsWhatAWestyIs & that Is what I Love about Them ~
ORR ~ DeanB
On 10 Jul , 2014, at 10:18 PM, Don Hanson wrote:
> Dehler Yachts (If they are still in business) are a 'mid-tier' sailboat
> company. Well made, good rep. but not "Gucci" like Nautor Swan or Nordic
> or some of the other high-end 'production' boats. It's nice to see some
> 'yacht' touches in a Vanagon. I like the profile of the roof also...
>
> I would love to do a complete Yacht-style Vanagon camper sometime. Yacht
> interiors have many features that Vanagons should have, could have, if
> someone wanted to pay for it. The way Vanagons are appreciating, it may
> soon be a possibility that newbie owners will come along and want a high
> quality yacht-style interior in them.
>
> Unlike some of those ostentatious top of the line custom motor coaches,
> yachts are usually pretty tastefully done. I saw a special TV show.."over
> the top Motorcoachs"...(I made that up) showed some of those custom
> coaches being assembled....Ugg! ...enough said about that.
>
> I had a friend do a very nice slide-in cab-over camper, one of those
> old style aluminum shell rounded ones, built like an Airstream. He
> gutted it and started from scratch with marine quality mechanicals....
> Cherry and Honduras Mahogany, Lexan, small Shipmate charcoal heater,
> etc...He even did a teak and holly cabin sole inside...What a gorgeous
> camper, just what he wanted, coming from Canada to spend winters on the
> beach in Baja... He spent some a bit of time and money doing everything
> just right...Have something to add on this topic today? Revive this thread in the forum »