Date:         Wed, 7 Jul 2004 17:45:22 -0400
Reply-To:     colin maclay <cmaclay@CYBER.LAW.HARVARD.EDU>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         colin maclay <cmaclay@CYBER.LAW.HARVARD.EDU>
Organization: Berkman Center for Internet & Society
Subject:      87 syncro weekender for sale
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i'm switching to bike/boat transport and have to give up my dreams of a fully
syncro-nized lifestyle.  along with those dreams go an 87 syncro weekender
w/144k miles (about 20k on a rebuilt engine), and after some typical vanagon
puttering, it ought to be fairly solid vehicle.

the van's blue, the interior is in pretty nice shape (great sleeping with the
seats folded down), runs well in general, and has had a fair bit of work done in
the last three years -- brakes and brake lines, alternator (i have receipts
since the late 90's)...

on the immediate down side, i haven't been driving it because the oil pressure
warning light flashes (no buzzer).  other known issues are the unreliable
temperature gauge, bad fan switch (you have to leave on the a/c fan is all --
but the wiring is a little funny in general), okay radiator, one small dent, and
a little rust at the seams.

price is negotiable, but i figure that around $1800 (give or take) is fair.

happy to send pictures if you want them.  it's based in salem, ma.

colin