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Date:         Thu, 26 Jun 2003 14:20:46 -0700
Reply-To:     Rob WIlke <rwilke@ROBWILKE.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Rob WIlke <rwilke@ROBWILKE.COM>
Subject:      value of 87 syncro, Again
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Hey there syncro mongers! The van is in Montana.  Does it really
matter where it is as to the value of the vehicle?? Puleeeze !! I am
just trying to help out a buddy who spent 6 grand on the beast only
to have the motor go kaput a few months later.  So if there is
someone out there that knows the value of this great van. We'd be
much obliged.


Particulars


87 syncro
aprox 160k miles
trans rebuilt last year 2 years lft on warranty
no seam rust
well done conversion to poptop( no sink etc.)
new tires


I recommended he buy it as it felt tight.  I don't know who did the
motor check out on it. It's a bummer for him and as I said I'd just
like to find the value of it so Either I can offer to you folks first
or buy myself(doubtful as I have tow 356's I'm engaged with right now)


Thanks!


Rob
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