Date:         Sat, 20 Jul 2013 22:02:09 -0700
Reply-To:     mark drillock <mdrillock@COX.NET>
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From:         mark drillock <mdrillock@COX.NET>
Subject:      Re: Sally is FS
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It doesn't really matter what Don thinks it is worth, he is not a
potential buyer. What matters is what someone who would actually buy it
would be willing to pay, whether Don approves or I approve or anybody
else approves or not. I see Vanagons sell in a matter of hours when they
are priced well. If you don't get right over to a low priced one that
shows up in the morning on Craigslist the ad will be gone after lunch
and the seller won't be answering the phone anymore. I see this weekly
in SoCal, whether a Westy, a Carat, or just a GL passenger van. I would
put that red 91 one in the lower price category if in overall good
condition.

Mark

Don Hanson wrote:
>    You guys!  Sheesh,    We are the ones who are talking ourselves into
> thinking Vanagons are some kinda valuable rare collector car....US...right
> here on Vanagon List.   $3k for a minivan of any sort, that old, that is
> not that great a deal....It's OK, but a "smokin' deal'?   Depends on what
> you are smokin...
>
>