Date:         Thu, 26 Dec 2013 13:55:50 -0500
Reply-To:     Harry Hoffman <hhoffman@IP-SOLUTIONS.NET>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Harry Hoffman <hhoffman@IP-SOLUTIONS.NET>
Subject:      Selling my 1989 Bluestar ($25k)
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Hi All,

Some things came up and I need to sell my van. I wanted to post here as
it's a kick-ass van that is turn-key!

here's the link and info:

https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/cto/4259426258.html

I'm selling my beautiful 1989 Vanagon, Bluestar. It's a tin top
Wolfsberg edition with the pop up table and the jumpseats. The seat
material is the pattern used in bluestars (see pics).
I've upgraded to a Bostig engine just last year (it was a turn key order
so you know it's done right). And it has functioning A/C (something that
most bostig upgrades don't have!!!)
There are tons of upgrades:
LED lights (GoWesty inside and out)
Remote control door locks (GoWesty)
New koni shocks
Trailer hitch (from Dennis Hayes)
17" alloy rims (American Racing)
4 brand new Ecsta LX Touring tires
Aux battery kit and battery (GoWesty)
Marine battery charger (Promariner ProSport 20A 3 bank attery charger)
Heavy Duty rear hatch struts (to keep the hatch up even with a bike on it)
New Master cylinder
Upgraded Headlights (100W from bus depot)
new rear wheel cylinders
new front brake rotors
All new fuel lines and fuel filter
New radio antenna
New cup holders
new rear heater core
tinted windows
new 3 point rear seatbelts
new 3rd rear brake light (from GoWesty)
BusDepot EZ Awning (full size of van)
Bus Depot Add a room rear hatch room
Thule roof rack with Thule skybox
14' Canoe.

This van is totally ready to go camping. Just sit in it and drive away.
When you get on the highway shift into 4th and drive 80MPH and blow by
other people who will be surprised the van can go that fast!!! ;-)

It's a totally badass van that I've camped in many times. I have to sell
for personal reason otherwise I'd keep it.

Happy to field any questions.

Cheers,
Harry