While you're in westy fact mode, do you know about how common the prototype bay westy interior was in RHD? (3/4 bed and big wardromlbe from behind the sliding door to the rear hatch) There's loads of lefty ones about but can't recall seeing many/ any in RHD
Thanks, I couldn't find it in my book, I really wanted to know where the spare wheel went, i found a RHD interior which I fitted to my van, now I don't have the big blind spot from the wardrobe, but the wardrobe is now over the wheel well so not accessible I think my interior came put of an Australian van
Rhd was a non wt model made for the SA market. So the spare went under the front seat. There are a few on eb
Thank you That certainly makes sense. I never got the buddy seat or fridge unit with mine so could well have come out of a bulkhead van.
The sink unit is the same size as a normal early one but the buddy seat is more a 2/3 one when compared to the 1/3 walk through version. I have always thought that in a LHD van in this country it makes more sense to have the cupboard on the N/S as it stops the huge blind spot the LHD version created on the back window. Kind of buggers up where the table goes though
http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=23398&hilit=rhd westfalia http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=25002&p=215985&hilit=rhd westfalia#p215985
I broke a LHD interior ....95% sure it was Malaga ...larger 3 knob cooker with crumpet toaster ?..???....?
Maybe it was. but the book says malaga rhd no mention of lhd just an option for a offenbach and dusseldorf lhd in 74 75. I know the Dusseldorfs I have seen are turret top. I am not sure what a offenbach conversion is like. maybe it has a similar layout to the malaga, but I think they had a turret roof too for some reason. maybe the layouts were similar and it was just the roof option that was different? I am surprised so many were made and so few are left though.
Google's your friend, Offenbach conversion http://www.vw-t2-bulli.de/index.php?de-westfalia-so-73-5-offenbach Turret roof Can't find a Malaga lefty.
Wow, I didn't realise it was so complex and anoraky, looking forward to coming to a few events this year and finding out what my van is! I think it's a 1979 Westfalia Berlin Deluxe, but then again.................
The interior i had ,had no fridge just cool box and the cooker was a 3 knob one which is why i bought interior for . Actually thinking about it it may have been converted from RHD to LHD i`ll dig out the pics ....
A picture from the elusive oxford conversion thread... Yours definitely looks lhd. But now I am wondering if the Oxford conversion was the same as the Malaga with a different name.
What a load of keyboard warriors with sad comments because u have rusty nails for vans! So keep on slagging u load of freaks!