{"schemaVersion":"llms-index.v1","site":"https://dictionary.ja1.io","source":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/","sourceCapture":"20071230013825","sourceEntryCount":117,"categories":["Bus terminology","Mailing list slang"],"locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"],"translationReview":"machine_assisted_draft_not_human_reviewed","files":["https://dictionary.ja1.io/llms.txt","https://dictionary.ja1.io/llms-full.txt"],"resources":[{"title":"Terms","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/az","type":"collection"},{"title":"Search","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/api/v1/search","type":"api"},{"title":"API docs","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/api/docs","type":"schema"},{"title":"MCP","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/api/mcp","type":"mcp"}],"terms":[{"term":"ABS","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/abs","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Anti-Locking Braking System. a computerized method of helping to prevent \n        wheel skid/lock-up during braking. it does not prevent spins, nor does it allow you to stop in a shorter distance. it does allow \n        you to steer the car while braking as hard as possible. available as an \n        option on some Vanagons and EuroVans in Europe during the late 1980's-1990's.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"AFM","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/afm","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Air Flow Meter. the silver box next to the air cleaner box on the fuel \n        injection model buses . it measured the \n        volume of air entering the intake system, and allowed the computer to \n        adjust the amount of gasoline required.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Ambulance","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/ambulance","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Special model of the bus , based on the Standard bus , first available in 1951. The most notable feature \n        was the smaller engine lid than the previous Barndoors , \n        and a rear hatch hinged at the bottom, which allowed stretchers to be \n        loaded into the interior of the bus . The gas tank and \n        spare tire were moved in order to accomodate the rear hatch.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"ASI","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/asi","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#ASI","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"( Automotive \n        Services Inc. ) A U.S.-based camper conversion company out of Washington \n        state. Manufactured a Vanagon camper conversion called the Riviera with a straight-up pop-top.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Barndoor","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/barndoor","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#barndoor","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Buses made before mid-1955, whose major \n        characteristics are the oversized engine lid and the lack of a rear cargo \n        hatch. These also did not have the ventilation eyebrow above the windshield/windscreen.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Bay window","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/bay-window","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Another name for the buses made from \n        1968-1979. So called for the large single-piece windshield.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Brick","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/brick","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Vanagon model Transporters . Any VW bus or Transporter .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Bread loaf","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/bread-loaf","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Usually refers to the buses made from \n        1968-1979, due to the resemblance of the body shape to that of a loaf \n        of bread","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Bulli or Bully","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/bulli-or-bully","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The German nickname for the original VW buses . \n        loosely translated, it means \"work horse\" or \"oxen\" (some sort of strong \n        animal used for pulling heavy loads).","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Bus","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/bus","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#bus","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Any Volkswagen Transporter of any model and any year. Specifically those VW Transporters from 1968 to 1979, distinquished by a large one-piece windshield and \n            rounded body contours. all had double-jointed independent rear suspension. \n            also called T2 Transporter .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"CCA","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/cca","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Cold Cranking Amps. a bogus number printed on the sides of automobile \n        batteries to confuse the buyers. generally, the bigger this number is, \n        the easier the battery will crank your car when everything is frozen. \n        assuming everything is in perfect operating condition, of course.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Camper","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/camper","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#camper","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A model of bus that contained interior \n        features such as a bed, stove, cabinets, and in some versions, a refrigerator. \n        some versions had a pop-up roof to allow extra room, ventilation, and \n        sleeping room 'upstairs'. Some of the many companies making campers are Westfalia , Winnebago , Devon , Country Homes, Dormobile , \n        and TRAKKA .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Campmobile","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/campmobile","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Another name for camper versions of \n        the VW Transporter . For whatever \n        reasons, this term seems to have been dropped for the Vanagons , \n        except in Canada.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Cat","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/cat","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Catalytic Converter. a large, usually round cannister in the exhaust \n        system. it helps convert emission gases into more harmless, less noxious \n        vapors.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Crew cab","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/crew-cab","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Another name for Double-cab pickup trucks.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"CV-joint","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/cv-joint","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#cv-joint","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"( Constant Velocity Joint ) One of the small circular devices at \n        an end of an axle on a bus . Buses , Vanagons , and EuroVans have four of these, while the Syncro Vanagons have a total of eight. These are necessary to allow the axle to move up \n        and down while still turning to propel the car. the joints need to be \n        keep greased to function properly. when they are worn, they make a knocking-noise \n        that strikes fear into the hearts of bus owners everywhere. Microbuses do \n        not have CV joints, but use a 'swing-axle' and reduction gear box instead.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"DOT","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/dot","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#dot","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Department of Transportation. an agency of the U.S. Federal Government \n        that has authority over some aspects of auto- mobile construction, especially \n        in the safety-related areas.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Deluxe","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/deluxe","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#deluxe","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A model of early buses that had the highest \n        level of interior features and trim levels. Usually with the small sight-seeing \n        windows in the roof and either 21 or 23 side windows. Also a HUGE fabric \n        sunroof was available as an option.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Devon","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/devon","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#devon","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"An English company that made camping conversion VW buses .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Digifant","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/digifant","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A form of fuel injection found on VW Vanagons / Transporters from 1986 and later. A later variation of Digijet . \n        Also reported to be a slightly less complicated version of the Bosch Motronic \n        fuel injection used on BMW's and Porsches.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Digijet","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/digijet","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#digijet","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A form of fuel injection found on VW Vanagon / Transporters from 1983.5 to 1985. characterized by a digital 'map' of the 'proper' \n        fuel quantity vs engine rpm and temperature.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Doppelkabine","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/doppelkabine","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The German name for Double-cab pickup truck.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Dormobile","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/dormobile","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#dormobile","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Another company that made camping conversions of VW buses .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Double-cab","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/double-cab","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#double-cab","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The VW pickup truck characterized by seating for five or six and three doors. A ½-ton \n        vehicle.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"ECU","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/ecu","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Electronic Control Unit. Generally refers to the 'computer' that controls \n        the fuel injection system.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"EFI","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/efi","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Electronic Fuel Injection. Computerized metering and squirting of fuel, \n        replacing the carburetor systems. introduced into the buses in the mid-70's.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"EGR","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/egr","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Exhaust Gas Recirculation. One of the emission control techniques, in \n        which gases are sucked from the exhaust pipes (before the muffler) and \n        re-circulated through the intake manifold (to be 'burned' again). the \n        high heat associated with exhaust gases required expensive metals ... \n        so replacing/repairing this system can be costly.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"EPA","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/epa","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#epa","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Environmental Protection Agency. Another agency of the U.S. Federal Government \n        that gets involved in automobile construction, especially in the engine \n        emissions area.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"EV","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/ev","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#EV","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Shortened nickname for the EuroVan .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Eurobago","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/eurobago","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#eurobago","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Slang term for the Volkswagen EuroVan camper, which was converted by Winnebago .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"EuroVan","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/eurovan","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#eurovan","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Any of the Volkswagen Transporters from 1992 to present. some were sold in Europe in 1991. generally characterized \n        by their engine located in the front of the vehicle, driving the front \n        wheels, and their very rounded shape and huge rear hatch.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Fahrvergnügen","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/fahrvergnu-gen","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#fahrvergnuegen","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Fahrvergnügen is a made-up German word meaning 'pleasure of driving', \n        and Volkswagen marketting claims it can only be experienced in a VW automobile.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Hightop","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/hightop","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#hightop","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A Transporter model with a raised roof, allowing for greater area within the van.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"IRS","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/irs","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Independent Rear Suspension. A form of rear suspension that allows the \n        rear wheels to move vertically up and down, independently of each other, \n        to compensate for bumps and road surfaces. uses a double-jointed rear \n        axle, with cv-joints at each end.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"KPH","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/kph","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Kilometers per Hour. Speed measured in the metric system.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Kombi","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/kombi","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#kombi","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Generally accepted \n        to mean a mid-range trim model of a Volkswagen Transporter . \n        That is, not a utility/commercial truck, and yet not a Deluxe model with all the bells and whistles of luxury and convenience. usually, \n        a Kombi has windows along the side, seats, and some side paneling. Kombis \n        also had fibreboard overhead instead of a headliner.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"L/100km","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/l-100km","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Liters per 100 Kilometers. a measurement of fuel economy in the metric \n        system. note that this is exactly backwards from the American system of \n        miles/gallon. the metric measurement denotes the amount of fuel required \n        to go a certain distance roughly, 10 L/100km = 23.5 mpg.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"LED","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/led","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Light Emitting Diode. those little red/green/yellow 'lights' that almost \n        never burn out. sort of solid plastic light bulbs. and they use very very \n        little amounts of electricity.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"LPG","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/lpg","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Liquified Petroleum Gas. The stuff that the stove and refrigerator \n        use for fuel in the campers.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"MPG","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/mpg","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Miles per gallon. The American measurement of fuel economy, denoting \n        the distance traveled for a certain amount of fuel. roughly, 20 mpg = \n        11.75 L/100km.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"MPH","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/mph","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Miles per hour. the American measurement of speed.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Microbus","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/microbus","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#microbus","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Any Volkswagen Transporter from \n        1949 to 1967, characterized by a split (two-piece) windshield and rounded \n        body contours. all were powered by beetle Type 1 engines and all had 'reduction \n        gears' on the half-axles. known also as T1 Transporters . This term is also used by VW SA for the present 5 Cyl. (Vanagon-style) \n        van without exclusive options.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"NOS","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/nos","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"New Original Stock (not rebuilt, and not manufactured by some non-OEM \n        company).","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"OE","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/oe","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Original Equipment","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"OEM","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/oem","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Original Equipment Manufacturer","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Owl","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/owl","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A nickname for the Microbus .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"PCV","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/pcv","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Positive Crankcase Ventilation. A method of reducing the pressure inside \n        the engine crankcase (the middle part where things are whirling around, \n        but nothing is exploding).","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Panel","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/panel","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#panel","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A model of bus that has no side windows behind the \n        front doors. usually a commercial model.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Pickup","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/pickup","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#pickup","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A model of bus that had a flat load bed with no fixed \n        roof over the rear half of the vehicle. Optional canvas tents were available \n        to cover the rear flat bed area. (See Single-cab and Double-cab .)","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Pritschen-wagen","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/pritschen-wagen","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Another name for the Single-cab pickup truck.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Rialta","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/rialta","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#rialta","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Winnebago converts some EuroVans into mini-motorhomes, \n        by adding Winnebago's own body (aft of the front doors) that's about 20\"-24\" \n        wider than the normal EuroVan. Inside they install sink, stove, refridgerator, \n        toilet, bed, & cabinets. The Rialta is sold through Winnebago's own \n        network of RV dealers.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Riviera","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/riviera","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A type of camper conversion done by ASI .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Safari windows","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/safari-windows","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A type of front windshield that tilts outward for additional ventilation. \n        found only on Microbuses , and usually \n        only on on those in equatorial/tropic countries.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Samba","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/samba","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Usually refers to the Microbus Deluxe Station Wagen, with 21 or 23 Windows and a Sunroof.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Single-cab","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/single-cab","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#single-cab","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The ¾-ton version of the VW pickup truck. seating for three people.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Split","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/split","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The Microbus , made from 1949 to \n        1967. also called a Split-Window.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Standard","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/standard","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#standard","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Upper mid-range model of the bus with \n        nicer interior components than the Kombi , \n        but without the extra trappings of the Deluxe model. Standards have headliners, while Kombis and Panels did not.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Swing-axle","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/swing-axle","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#swing-axle","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"A type of rear axle that is 'fixed' at the wheel (that is, it is not \n        able to flex up or down), but is able to move up and down at the transmission \n        end. It required the rear wheels to move in an arc, rather than vertically, \n        when hitting bumps. in some cars (beetles and corvairs and some early \n        porsches), it could cause the wheel to tuck under the car during high \n        speed cornering.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Syncro","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/syncro","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The four-wheel drive version of the Vanagon , \n        made between 1986 and 1991. using a viscous coupling arrangement, the \n        front wheels could be made to automatically provide pulling power (at \n        any time the rear wheels began to slip or spin). This term also applies to the four-wheel drive EuroVans , \n        which are unfortunately not imported into the United States.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"T1","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/t1","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#t1","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The first generation of Transporters , \n        from 1949-1967. Note that this is not Type 1, but just T1 (for Transporter 1 ). Strictly \n        speaking, it should be Type 2 , \n        T1 . Known as the Station Wagon or Microbus .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"T2","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/t2","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#t2","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The 2 nd generation of Transporters , \n        from 1968-1979, known as the Station Wagon or Bus .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"T3","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/t3","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#t3","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The 3 rd generation of Transporters , \n        from 1980-1991, known in North America as Vanagon , \n        and elsewhere as Caravelle or just Transporter .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"T4","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/t4","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#t4","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The 4 th generation of Transporters , \n        from 1992 to the present, known in North America as the EuroVan , \n        and elsewhere as Caravelle or just Transporter .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"TÜV","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/tu-v","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"(Technischer Überwachungs Verein) An agency of the German Federal \n        Government. sort of a combination of DOT and EPA , as well as being responsible \n        for inspecting cars every few years. They very thoroughly checks the car's \n        safety features (breaks, body rust, steering). Older cars often fail, \n        so they head for Eastern Europe, while Germany is left with only spic-and-span \n        cars. Some people believe there is a collusion with car manufacturers \n        to increase turnover.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Transporter","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/transporter","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#transporter","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Any of Volkswagen smaller trucks and vans. known as Type \n        2 , they evolved through four (4) 'generations': T1 , T2 , T3 , \n        and T4 , but the entire line of vehicles \n        has always been called ' Type 2 '.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"TRAKKA","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/trakka","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#trakka","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"An Australian manufacturer of EuroVan camper conversions. Also see: TRAKKA \n        web page","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Tranny","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/tranny","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"An affectionate name for Transporter . An American slang term for 'transmission'.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Type 2","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/type-2","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#type_2","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Any Volkswagen Transporter . Since \n        the Beetle was the first car produced by VW, it became known within the \n        company as the Type 1. The bus or transporter was the second type of vehicle produced, so it became known as the Type \n        2. The Squareback/Fastback was the Type 3, and the 411/412 was the Type \n        4 (which had the same engine as the 1972-1982 Type 2's ( buses ).","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"VIN","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/vin","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#VIN","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Vehicle Identification Number. This is a number that uniquely identifies \n        your vehicle. It is usually located in several locations on the vehicle, \n        the most common being under the windscreen just forward of the driver \n        (and intended to be viewed from the outside of the bus.) You'll also find \n        the VIN on the frame rail under the van near the front edge of the sliding \n        door. Also see: Table \n        for interpretting the Vanagon VIN","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Vanagon","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/vanagon","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#vanagon","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Any Volkswagen Transporter from 1980-1991, distinguished \n        by squarer body contours and extremely large windows and windshield. Also \n        known as T3 Transporters , \n        or Caravelle.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Wasserboxer","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/wasserboxer","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#wasserboxer","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"The engine used in the water-cooled Vanagon. The term 'Wasser' is german \n        for 'water'. 'boxer' refers to the flat opposing piston structure of the \n        engine (i.e., the pistons are boxing with each other.)","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Wedge","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/wedge","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#wedge","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Another name, usually British, for the Vanagon body series.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Weekender","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/weekender","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#weekender","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"An accessory package originally available on the Vanagon that bridged the gap between the passenger van and the camping-oriented Westfalia model. With the included \n        rear bench that folded into a double-bed, fold-out table, and privacy \n        curtains, an owner could easily move seven people during the week and \n        provide sleeping space for two on the weekends. This idea and name have \n        just been reintroduced as a model of the revamped Eurovan called the MV Weekender .","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Westfalia or Westy","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/westfalia-or-westy","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#westfalia","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"One of \n        many camper versions made from a basic \n        VW Transporter usually the only camper version imported into the U.S. \n        by VW and sold at their dealers. Westfalia also converts EuroVans into full camper units for sale in \n        Canada and Europe.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Winnebago or Winnie","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/winnebago-or-winnie","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#winnebago","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"An RV manufacturer chosen by VW to convert basic EuroVans into full camper units for sale within \n        the United States. Winnebago also manufactures the Rialta from the standard EuroVan body.","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Wolfsburg","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/wolfsburg","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959#wolfsburg","category":"Bus terminology","tags":[],"definition":"Wolfsburg Editions are models with a higher level of trim, and are probably \n        intended to stimulate sales late in the model year. In addition trim upgrades, \n        they usually include some options without any extra charge (power mirrors, \n        power door locks, and power windows, etc.) The true Weekender is usually also offered as a Wolfsburg Ed. (It's believed that the Westy Weekender only came as a Wolfsburg Edition.)","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"BTW","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/btw","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"By the Way","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"DPO","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/dpo","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"Dreaded Previous Owner (the sorry so-and-so who owned and mistreated \n          YOUR bus before you bought it).","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"FLAG","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/flag","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"Friendly Local Auto 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Opinion","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"SNAFU","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/snafu","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"Situation Normal: All Fouled Up","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"ROTFL","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/rotfl","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"Rolling On The Floor Laughing","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"TANSTAAFL","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/tanstaafl","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"TIA","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/tia","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"Thanks In Advance","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"TTFN","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/ttfn","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"Ta-Ta For Now ('so long until later')","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"WRT","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/wrt","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"With Respect To... ('in regard to ...')","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"YMMV","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/ymmv","sourceUrl":"https://vanagon.ja1.io/dictionary/?snapshot=20071231235959","category":"Mailing list slang","tags":[],"definition":"Your Mileage May Vary","locales":["en","es","fr","de","ga","gd","ja"]},{"term":"Fan shroud","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/fan-shroud","sourceUrl":"https://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/manuals/bay_bus_parts_book/Bay_Parts_Book_Group_1.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["engine","air-cooled","cooling"],"definition":"The housing around the engine cooling fan that directs airflow across the cylinders and cylinder heads on an air-cooled VW engine. Type 2 shrouds differ by engine and model year; this term does not describe the liquid-coolant radiator used on water-cooled Vanagons.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Oil cooler","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/oil-cooler","sourceUrl":"https://www.amescador.nl/Documenten/VW%20T2%20Official%20Service%20Manual%201979.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["engine","air-cooled","cooling"],"definition":"A heat exchanger that removes heat from engine oil. Air-cooled Type 2 engines use an oil cooler in the engine cooling assembly; design and mounting vary by engine. It is distinct from a Vanagon coolant radiator.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Radiator","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/radiator","sourceUrl":"https://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/manuals/1983_vanagon_service/1983_Vanagon_19_WBX_Manual_OCR.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["engine","water-cooled","cooling"],"definition":"The front-mounted heat exchanger in a water-cooled Vanagon's engine-coolant circuit. It releases heat from circulating coolant to outside air. Air-cooled Type 2 buses do not use an engine-coolant radiator.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Coolant expansion tank","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/coolant-expansion-tank","sourceUrl":"https://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/manuals/1983_vanagon_service/1983_Vanagon_19_WBX_Manual_OCR.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["engine","water-cooled","cooling"],"definition":"The pressurized tank in the water-cooled Vanagon cooling circuit that accommodates coolant expansion and provides a fill and bleed point. It is separate from the low-pressure coolant refill reservoir; the names are sometimes confused in parts listings.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Coolant refill reservoir","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/coolant-refill-reservoir","sourceUrl":"https://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/manuals/1983_vanagon_service/1983_Vanagon_19_WBX_Manual_OCR.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["engine","water-cooled","cooling"],"definition":"The accessible coolant container used to replenish the water-cooled Vanagon system as coolant moves between the pressurized expansion tank and the reservoir. It is not the pressurized expansion tank itself; verify the part by the vehicle's cooling-system layout.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Engine water pump","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/engine-water-pump","sourceUrl":"https://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/manuals/1983_vanagon_service/1983_Vanagon_19_WBX_Manual_OCR.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["engine","water-cooled","cooling"],"definition":"The belt-driven pump that circulates engine coolant through the water-cooled Vanagon engine and cooling circuit. It is different from the small electric pump used to deliver water to a camper sink.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Coolant thermostat","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/coolant-thermostat","sourceUrl":"https://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/manuals/1983_vanagon_service/1983_Vanagon_19_WBX_Manual_OCR.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["engine","water-cooled","cooling"],"definition":"A temperature-responsive valve in a water-cooled engine's coolant circuit. It regulates coolant flow as the engine warms; the correct part and installation are engine-specific.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Heater heat exchanger","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/heater-heat-exchanger","sourceUrl":"https://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/manuals/1983_vanagon_service/1983_Vanagon_19_WBX_Manual_OCR.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["engine","water-cooled","heating"],"definition":"A small radiator that transfers heat from engine coolant to air for the cabin heating system. Vanagons may have front and additional rear heat exchangers, depending on equipment and market.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Pop-up roof","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/pop-up-roof","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","roof","westfalia"],"definition":"A hinged roof section that raises above a camper van to create extra headroom and, when equipped, access to an upper sleeping area. Roof construction, latches, and bed equipment vary among VW Bus and camper conversions.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Pop-top canvas","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/pop-top-canvas","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","roof","canvas"],"definition":"The flexible fabric enclosure between a raised camper roof and the fixed vehicle roof. Depending on the design, it may include screened or closable openings; it is an enclosure, not a roof support or fall-protection device.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Upper roof bed","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/upper-roof-bed","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","bed","interior"],"definition":"The folding or sliding sleeping platform fitted beneath a camper pop-up roof on equipped models. It is stowed when the roof is lowered and is distinct from the lower rear bench bed.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Rear bench bed","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/rear-bench-bed","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","bed","interior"],"definition":"A camper's rear bench seat that folds or rearranges to form the lower sleeping surface. The conversion mechanism and dimensions depend on the interior layout.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Sink cabinet","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/sink-cabinet","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","interior","kitchen"],"definition":"The camper interior cabinet assembly built around the sink and its water fittings. In some Vanagon Westfalia layouts it also contains or adjoins the refrigerator, storage, and electrical controls.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Fresh-water tank","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/fresh-water-tank","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","water-system","interior"],"definition":"An onboard tank that stores water for a camper's sink supply. Capacity, location, filler, vent, and drain differ by conversion; it is not necessarily a potable-water-rated tank unless the specific installation is documented as such.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Camper water pump","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/camper-water-pump","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","water-system","electrical"],"definition":"The small electric pump that moves water from an onboard camper tank to the sink faucet when the tank-water mode is selected. It is separate from the engine's coolant-circulation pump.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"City-water connection","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/city-water-connection","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","water-system","exterior"],"definition":"An exterior hose inlet that connects a camper's water system to a pressurized campsite supply. The fitting and plumbing arrangement vary; the vehicle manual distinguishes this mode from drawing water with the onboard pump.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Camper sink drain","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/camper-sink-drain","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","water-system","plumbing"],"definition":"The drain pipe and outlet that carry used sink water out of the camper sink. Some vintage camper layouts discharge through an open outlet rather than a grey-water tank, so the installed arrangement should be checked on the vehicle.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Camper refrigerator","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/camper-refrigerator","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","appliance","electrical"],"definition":"A refrigerator installed as part of a camper interior. The documented Vanagon Westfalia appliance supports gas and electric operation; exact power sources and operating requirements depend on the refrigerator model and its manual.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Camper propane tank","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/camper-propane-tank","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","appliance","fuel-system"],"definition":"A fuel container and supply connection serving propane appliances fitted to some camper conversions. Tank location, capacity, regulator, lines, and supported appliances are installation-specific; use the vehicle and appliance documentation for operation or service.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Shore-power inlet","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/shore-power-inlet","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","electrical","exterior"],"definition":"The exterior electrical inlet used to connect an equipped camper to campsite alternating-current power. Wiring, voltage, current rating, and supported appliances vary by market and model year.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Camper 12-volt battery","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/camper-12-volt-battery","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","electrical","battery"],"definition":"The 12-volt battery supply used for camper electrical loads such as interior lighting, the water pump, and controls on the documented Vanagon Westfalia. Whether a particular vehicle has a separate auxiliary battery depends on its model and later modifications.","locales":["en"]},{"term":"Camper dinette table","url":"https://dictionary.ja1.io/en/define/camper-dinette-table","sourceUrl":"https://www.westfaliat3.info/1983_Westfalia_Vanagon_Camper_ManualWM.pdf","category":"VW Bus and camper parts","tags":["camper","interior","furniture"],"definition":"A removable or swiveling table fitted to a camper dining area. The 1983 Vanagon Westfalia manual describes separate passenger-compartment and cab tables; mountings and storage differ across camper layouts.","locales":["en"]}]}