Date:         Fri, 30 Aug 2002 22:54:55 -0400
Reply-To:     Frank Miller <frank@ALTBUSSYS.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Frank Miller <frank@ALTBUSSYS.COM>
Organization: Alternative Business Systems
Subject:      FS: 84 GL
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I'm being re-located to another city and cannot take my long-term project with 
me. Here are the details:
'84 GL Blue/blue exterior, 7-passenger van
Dk blue interior (good condition) with standard 7-passenger seating. I also 
have a weekender rear seat and fold-down middle seat available for it, but 
the color (gray) does not match the rest of the interior.
1.9L Waterboxer engine (rebuilt by me, needs installed) 
3-speed standard transmission (also out of the vehicle now). Since the engine 
was shot when I got it, I never did drive it, but I was assured by the 
original owner that  the trans was in good shape. I did remove it while I had 
the engine out to check it out, but never got around to it.
Body in very good condition - very minor traces of the typcal seam rust.
This has been a long-term restoration project. The engine was shot when I got 
it from the original owner. I have since rebuilt it and replaced the rear 
brake cylinders and rear brake lines from the tee connector back to the rear 
wheels. The under-carraige in the engine compartment area has been cleaned 
up, and the minor rust spots were covered with Coroless before being 
repainted. The steel water lines are rusty, but solid. I also have a set of 
pipes in better condition which I was planning to repaint and use to replace 
the ones currently on it. I also have the gas tank drained and ready to drop 
for replacement of the fuel hoses. The wheels are the standard steel wheels 
with the plastic hub caps. The rubber is fair, but it's been in storage for 
years so I would not trust it.  I'm located in the Columbus, Ohio area. I'm 
asking $1,200 for it. The engine alone is worth more than that, but I don't 
want to part it out. Put a little work into it, and have a nice machine. 
Right now I don't have either time nor money to finish the project. Please 
email me direct if you would like more information or photos sent.
Frank Miller