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From National Geographic's Green Guide:
Montreal-based Verdier has redesigned the iconic Volkswagen Westfalia minibus, favored by our peace-loving, granola-munching brethren of the sixties, into a modern-day RV, complete with a hybrid gas-electric engine to power it on the road and solar panels on the roof to power all the cool whizbangs you need to operate while parked. Not only that, it comes outfitted with all the other features of a standard RV: doors that unfold into storage shelves, storage units that fold out into cooking ranges, couches that turn into beds and passenger seats that turn into stairs that lead up to said beds.
1 comment:
oh that's so cool. i was so hyped to buy a westfalia when i realized they had stopped making them. i really don't get why they don't bring it back...there are so many of us that need something bigger and don't want a minivan or an SUV...or an element.
and to be able to camp in it too...makes one consider saving one's pennies...that's a lot of pennies.
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