In a message dated 97-11-25 00:33:06 EST, mac.chen@IX.NETCOM.COM writes:

<< I recently received the Reimo catalogs from Steve and it's pretty
 impressive.  One catalog is 284 pages and the other is 160 pages, full of
 all sorts of Vanagon and EV camping interiors (mostly EV),
 roof/bumper/hatch racks (including Paulchen), popout and sliding windows,
 fridges, stoves, etc, and of course those neat tents.  If the quality is
 anything near that of Westfalia, we're in for a treat if there's a way for
 it to come into the US market.  For now, it's enough to browse the catalogs
 and drool.  The catalogs are in German, but for those of us masochists who
 love looking at things we can't have (including the very nice Mercedes
 van), it's pretty unbeatable stuff.  I didn't think there was anything that
 could make me more envious than not being able to import a late model Land
 Rover that I could have bought for a song and dance while my wife was going
 to school in the UK, this comes close.

 Scott >>

Scott, and all the list.
I still have a few of these catalogs left for sale.  I had a bunch of them
shipped over with my tent.  I'm asking $7 ($10 US to Canada) for the camping
accessories catalog and throwing the conversion catalog in for free, while
they last.

I estimated that my cost to buy and ship these is over $7, so I'm not making
any money on them.  Even though they are in German, they are great to look
at.

I still haven't heard from those elusive Germans at Reimo.  They are supposed
to fax me if they are comming next week, and I haven't heard anything yet
from them.

I doubt that Reimo has plans to import any Westy type campers into the US.
 They will most likely do camping conversions here on US available models.  I
believe that the VW T4 (Eurovan) is the only chassis they convert that is
available in a US equipped version.  I doubt that VW would sell Reimo these,
but you never know.

Steve
'74 Campmobile
New Side Tents at http://members.aol.com/tentinfo