On Sun, 7 Aug 1994, David Schwarze wrote:

> > this one be more reliable?  Cooler?
> 
> Hmmm... I thought the only camper option available in the US was the
> "weekender", which has a small wannabe-fridge under one of the seats.
> It's not a true fridge, but one of those thermostatic or whatever thingies
> that only cools 40 degrees below the outside air temp.  So if it is
> 90 degrees inside your camper your food will spoil :(
> 

Yeah...that's why I was surprised. This vehicle was NOT a '94 weekender. 
It was a full blown camper style with frig., shower thingee in the rear, 
pop top....and Norcold frig....1995 model.

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