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There's also a pop-top conversion[0] available for the Element, which takes advantage of its very large rear sunroof (which cannot be opened while moving, btw).
by finnh 9y ago
There's also a pop-top conversion[0] available for the Element, which takes advantage of its very large rear sunroof (which cannot be opened while moving, btw).
I own an Element and I've been flirting with this for years. I've slept in the Element a few times with my wife, but I'm 6'3" and everything gets a bit tight.
[0] http://www.ursaminorvehicles.com/campers/element-camper.html http://www.ursaminorvehicles.com/campers/element-camper.html
- rconti 9y agoThis has to be one of the worst websites I've seen in the past decade. I've seen these vehicles on the road but never "gotten" the pop up part. I tried to view a photo gallery (it doesn't work) and the only photos they have on the main page don't show what it looks like inside with the tent up. Amazing. I'm curious how usable the space is, and they don't help me figure it out.
- mikestew 9y agoThere’s a gallery you have to go hunt for in the menus called “Interior”. Select the vehicle, select “interior” and...you’ll be met with a page that has no photos. Extrapolating from our Westfalia, the pop top will give you about two feet where you stand straight up. I assume sleeping space up there, too. But who would buy from a company that relies on strangers to guess what it might be like inside, and then tell you?