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Date:         Sun, 5 Nov 1995 19:50:25 -0500
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         AJAX668873@aol.com
Subject:      Considering 90 westy 29k miles.

Could I have some thoughts please.  Just gawked at a 90 Westy gl with 29,000
miles on it at a used dealer lot.  Asking price:  $11,995.  It looks great
from the outside.
I have an 87 Westy gl with 95,000 miles.  This one is tempting me.  The only
serious drawback (without driving it) is that it's an automatic.  I would
prefer a stick but geez, 29,000 miles!  Also it has an aftermarket furnace
put it vented through the side.  Seems ok...has a thermostat...I've read the
debate.


So what do you think?  Should I gamble on selling my 87 west gl.  Should be
worth 8500.00  new brakes, complete exhaust, runs fine.  and pick this one
up?


If I don't perhaps someone on this list would be interested.  The lot was
closed today (Sunday.)  Hope to drive it Monday.  Looks like a deal to me.
 Westy's without rust are hard to find here (Wisconsin.)


All/any thoughts appreciated.


Ajax
87 West gl
(90 Westy gl wannbe?)
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