| vwfern1 |
Sat May 13, 2023 5:33 pm |
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| Do all 1985 Wolfsburg edition Weekender's come with pop-tops? |
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| dhaavers |
Sat May 13, 2023 7:25 pm |
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“Weekender package” as originally offered was a tintop van with fold down bench seat/bed
but no additional cabinets. (Someone chime in: did it include a 12v fridge/cooler?)
For some reason, the term “weekender” has come to mean a poptop camper with rear corner
cabinet, fold down side table & rear-facing jump seat(s). This did include a 12v fridge/cooler.
Question is, what are you looking at & what do you need to know? :?:
- Dave |
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| 16CVs |
Sat May 13, 2023 7:27 pm |
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In my opinion it's not a weekender if it does not have a pop top and a rear cabinet.
Anything else is just a Carat or a passenger van with a rock n roll bed. Go Westy goes in to detail about in their FAQ's.
Of course this is my Opinion, Most people call anything with a bed a Weekender.
Oh don't get me going on OE vs OEM.
Stacy |
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| dhaavers |
Sat May 13, 2023 7:41 pm |
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Semantics… :?
https://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=453091
- Dave |
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| kamzcab86 |
Sat May 13, 2023 8:49 pm |
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vwfern1 wrote: Do all 1985 Wolfsburg edition Weekender's come with pop-tops?
Technically-speaking, VW never called it a "Weekender", but modern vernacular has simply come to calling a pop-top camper sans kitchenette a Weekender.
And, yes, the 1985 Vanagon Wolfsburg Edition is a pop-top camper without a kitchenette, but did come equipped with 12V fridge and second battery:
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