Fernando eyes the campers, examining each one for issues or problems that might spring up. Th Electric Camper as had it's gas tank replaced with a large battery pack. The engine bay was sealed and a 85KW electric (elevator) motor fastened cleanly to the transmission to provide both power and towing capability. Strapped by the electric motor are two 5 gallon carry gas tanks.
 
The other camper was set for gasoline, alcohol or propane/natural gas. Both campers' stoves were also multi-fuel for propane, butane or gasoline though they were only had 2 burners each. Under the campers was where the Water In, Water Out and Propane refill inlet though the bottle can be removed, refilled and replaced. A 20 gallon water tank  was connected to two carbon bio-filters ensuring clean drinking water at all times, to water pumps ran the system, one to pump water into the tank from  lake or river and the other to pour water through the filters and out the sink. The refrigerators were small, and the gas camper had an extra battery to run the appliances (the frig and water pumps). The sink was small but usable in both campers.
 
The middle and rear benches open flat for a bed each and lined up with the raised engine bay where a covered cut-to-sized mattress created another bed. The tops pop open and closed with minimal ease, providing a sleeping space for the "smaller passengers."
 
The engine bay in the Gas Camper seemed clean and rebuilt. The oil in the crank case seemed new, good for a year or 10,000 miles. Both campers seemed like they were recently rebuilt and refurbished, though they could not be brand new '73 campers as they were over 90 years old.
 
Fernando looks to the women, "Who's sleeping where?"

Hikaru, who is slightly taller than Chihiro, points up and speaks to Chihiro in Japanese.

Hikaru turns around. "Fernando, the one who will find Baroness Louise and I will take the top."

"Jeanette, you have no idea what an intriguing mystery this has turned out to be."

"Hikaru, Chihiro, once you're up there, you're up there. There is no ladder for you to climb on to get up or down from there. So when you're ready to sleep, I'll left you up there. Although one of you should go up there now to set up your sleeping bags." He explains to them.
 
He turns  to Jeanette, "Unless there is a black hole in that frig, there is only so much you can stuff into a 20in X 20in X 22in college dorm ice box. Over stuff them and they wont cool at all. You checked the other camper? And the storage box under the last bench seat? Probably has the same thing in it. I'm going out to find a bathroom. Someone should go out and ask about dinner. And you and the other girl needs to discuss sleeping arrangements. There is a vinyl strap at the ends of the bench seat, pull on it and they go flat into a two beds."
 

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Note: I will post a better picture/link of this rear of a VW Camper. This one has added things that a normal camper does not have...
http://www.sunsetclassics.com/1974-vw-bus-pop-top/closeupgallery/slides/1974-vw- bus-pop-top-627.html
 
That cabinet in the rear corner does not exist in a normal camper, making the bed back there wider than it actually looks. And those arm rests on the folded down bench seat making 2 beds do not exist either. And the storage box under the sent is more pushed back than this, it is a optional item, some campers have them, others don't.