Stuart, thanks. John
On 6/11/2012 11:07 AM, Stuart MacMillan wrote: > Yes, willing seller meets willing buyer and price is determined. Where are > you? That will have a lot to do with it. Most non-camper Vanagons are used > as utility vehicles, but out here (Seattle) some are used for camping and > active sports. FWIW, I just purchased my '85 Westy with 139k, no rust, all > original (but front table missing) for $7500. West coast is highest > (usually not too rusty here) and price goes down as you move east (rust belt > in more ways than one). Don't be too aggressive, and remember dealer > prices are high because they have to safety check every vehicle and make > sure the wheels are not going to fall off. There is an implied warranty > too, since a really determined buyer can make a dealer take a lemon back. > Check your local Craigslist and The Samba, and pick a price. > > Good luck! > > Stuart > '85 Westy |
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