>The campers seem to be based on a Euro Van type vehicle--maybe it's called a
>Multi Van in Germany?

The Eurovan is called "transporter" or "bus" in Europe. Sounds familiar?

>Another has camper body with an overhang above the Euro Van front. (although
>this van front looks like it might be larger than the Euro Van. But it is a

Could be a VW-LT. That's a commercial vehicle one size up from the Transporter.
Has been around since the late '70s. First model looked like a larger Vanagon. Has only last year been replaced by a restyled version that looks more like the Eurovan.

>Since I don't know German, and
>just about every third word is capitalized, 

Well, in German they always capitalize all their nouns.

>saying "Gute Fahrt! Gute Fahrt!" with a bad German accent.) There is even a

Ha, ha, (Gute = good, Fahrt = trip or journey)

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