This was a mixed experience. The Westy4 we rented was a 2005 model. The Mercedes Diesel is a strong reliable beast. But details of the Westphalia conversion showed their age.We were sent on our way with insufficient oil (Red light came on. Oil below the lowest mark on the dipstick). This required an evening detour to find 5W-40 turbodiesel oil in rural Wisconsin on a Monday night. Not easy. After finding the oil at a 24 hour diesel repair shop, the camper drove well and didn't lose additional oil.The hose in the bathroom that serves as both sink and shower was jammed in the shower position. It would not retract making it impossible to use the bathroom sink for the duration of the trip. Inconvenient.A wire was hanging down below the camper behind the right front wheel and would have surely been broken had we not caught the problem. We were able to get a zip-tie and fix it.Visiting the Boundary Waters in late June, mosquito protection is absolutely vital. The screen on the driver-side big window was defective and would not stay latched in position. With the slightest touch it would suddenly retract and flood the camper with mosquitoes. We used a stick to prop it up. Inconvenient.The cooler “fridge” in the van was extremely good and kept food cold running on batteries for days without taxing them. The beds were very comfortable. Storage space was entirely adequate. Interior lighting was wonderful. This camper was entirely suitable for ‘boondocking’ without shore power for days at a time and without need for a noisy generator.We flew to Minnesota from Oregon and couldn't carry bedding or kitchen equipment on the plane. So we rented a bedding kit and a kitchen kit from the owner... at a cost of $100 for each kit. The bedding was entirely adequate. No problem. The kitchen kit consisted of the most pathetic, cheap, inadequate and frankly embarrassing stuff. This was a simple rip-off... avoid this. I shared my feelings about this with the owner who accepted my comment as "Feedback." But he did not feel it necessary to refund my $100.Daniel Van Hofwegen is a very pleasant, very affable, and very helpful person. Before the trip, it was sometimes hard to contact him for days at a time. But during our rental, he was very helpful and immediately responsive by phone and text.We feel that he could have been more helpful with respect to the conditions for return of the camper before an 11 am return time. We didn't know until the day before the rental ended that we would have to professionally clean the vehicle inside and outside and refill the propane and water tanks. He gave us directions to a truck cleaning facility in south Saint Paul... and a propane service in north Minneapolis. Those two places are many miles apart and it was difficult to get to both in a morning. Daniel did not know that no vacuum was available for interior cleaning at the professional truck cleaning facility. What were we to do? This was especially difficult because we were from out of town and had no knowledge of facilities and businesses in Minneapolis.I would be very specific with Daniel about exactly which vehicle you will be getting... and exactly what will be required on return. The video showed a camper with a microwave... the one we rented did not have one. I would check all the systems before you drive away. I would also avoid asking for the kitchen kit. Go to any store and buy what you need... even if you then throw it all away when you leave you will have better equipment and save a lot of money.