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Date:         Mon, 26 Feb 2007 12:37:05 -0700
Reply-To:     Martin Jagersand <jag@CS.UALBERTA.CA>
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From:         Martin Jagersand <jag@CS.UALBERTA.CA>
Subject:      Tales from Europe and VW campers (part 6)
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I made some photos from the various VW campers I saw in Germany and put them up on:

http://www.cs.rochester.edu/u/jag/vw/ (click European T3's)

Generally, for T3 Westies, high milage, early 80's ones start at 2-3000 Euros. Decent mid 80's ones can sometimes be had from 4000-5000 Euro, and well kept late 80's early 90's are 6-8000 Euro. Due to the German winters and road salt every T3 I saw had some rust, but on the better ones it was still in the surface rust stage, so could be cured w/o major surgery.

T4 campers come in two distinct price categories. The 91-95's have old style TD engines and are around 8000 Euro, while the 96 and later ones with the both fuel economic and stronger TDI engine are from 15-20,000 Euro for older, and up to 30,000 for recent ones.

Martin


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