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Date:         Fri, 19 Nov 2004 12:49:32 -0500
Reply-To:     "Van Vliet, Tim" <tvanvliet@CRAWORLD.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         "Van Vliet, Tim" <tvanvliet@CRAWORLD.COM>
Subject:      87 vs 93
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I am looking into buying a VW van and presently have 2 possible choices.
A 93 EuroVan MV vs 87 Westy camper. 
They both have ADs and DisAds.
A camper woulld be totally cool but does not fit my family perfectly as
we will be 5 in Feb (this means 3 in car or booster seats) and tracking
down a rear facing jump seat in Canada may be tough. The camper has over
200 000 KM but had the engine rebuilt 5000 km ago and for roughly
$10000US seems a fair price.
 
The MV (short one seat for some reason) holds 6, has a pop top, 129000
miles, appears to be in mint condion and expected to cost about 8000US$
but will have to be imported into Canada and will require minor work
(change odometer and install day time running lights) and be dinged by
15% TAX to get it across the border and
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