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Gee, another survey! I (and my wife) are 54. Bought our first VW camper when we were 24 (1969). John 1McCulloch wrote:

Steve, I have had two and would not be without one. When my "95 was wrecked, my daughter made the comment that dad didn't lose a car, he lost a life style. I would recommend going for the "99. The

EV MV - 36. First one when I was 32.

I used to own a '93 EV and traded it last year for a Durango. The '93 EV had numerous issues related to the dealer not disclosing that it had been wrecked. More recently I traded in the '98 Durango

If Weekenders count then count us in on the survey. We are both 44 and our Weekender is VW #6. Rolland Brower 99 Weekender

We are agonizing over whether to spring for a 2000 EV camper w/3rd seat for family of 5, youngest age 14. Yeah, that means a tent to the side and stuff on top. A dealer had an EV on "hold" but we were

<hi Edward, we have the Nokia(n) Hakkapeliitta 10's. 195/70/R15 97Q reinforced.< Hi, Bill Did you use different wheel to mount these snow tires? Peter

Sorry about that 1967 not 1997 ,we presently own a 1999.

I am 80 and my wife is 81 and still enjoy the fun associated with the camper and all its attributes.We have owned and enjoyed several models starting with a 1997 .

Newcomer here! Cool site!! We are agonizing over whether to spring for a 2000 EV camper w/3rd seat for family of 5, youngest age 14. Yeah, that means a tent to the side and stuff on top. A dealer had

I haven't been able to find the original message, but I'm interested in this training manual being offered.

--- "Edward A. Bevan" <pcbevan@...> wrote: I paid a thousand more without the third seat - you did good. I only refilled it once after about 8 nights, just cooking no heater use. As I recall,

Edward: I use foam cushions designed to clip onto the rails of my canoe and just lay the boat on top. It fits perfectly, rests reliably on the pop-top, and I secure it with ratcheting web-belt

John I ran it for 5 nights and boiled water about 5 times, 3 of the nights it was about 10 or 15 below zero ( I guess some people would say that's extremely cold ). The other two were about 15

It sounds like there is still air in the tank. This discussion happened a lot on the old list. Get the tank purged from a REAL propane dealer ( someone who sells and services tanks) not a gas

Hi Paul: Congrates on the EVC is it new? I don't know what the " best rear mount bike rack " is, probably the Paulchen-System, talk to the folks in Owasco about that ( contact me if you can't find

Ed, Unless you were running the furnace in extremely cold weather, it doesn't sound like you are getting enough out of your tank. I continue to be amazed about how long mine goes between fillings.

Larry Schellhase wrote: Yes that's what makes me think I'm not getting much in there to start with, I got 5 nights worth of heat and a few simple meals cooked ( Like just boiling some water is

I would gladly pay your costs to get a copy of this! First time I've heard of what sounds like a great resource. -Gregg Burgess gbnvic@... "michael g. mccarthy" <mgmccarth-@...> wrote: