All this reminds me of a Westy I sold; Buyer: I'm looking at another one that is $3,000.00 less tha n yours, can you match that? Me: And this one is equal to mine in every respect? Buyer: Well, no, it has seam rust, needs new canvas, needs new tires and a few other things. Me: So, mine has new canvas, upgraded 15 inch rims and ti res with 2K miles on them, no seam rust, engine has had all the vacuum lines, fuel lines, rubber seals replaced, I have the upgraded headlights, new a/c compressor, instrument cluster with tach and LED lighting. You go buy the one for $3,000.00 less and spend the next year or two working on it, or you buy mine and go camping this weekend. There is a saying. "The least expensive one usually ends up being the most expensive one". It's your decision! He bought mine, full price... Jeff Stewart ----- Original Message ----- > " |
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