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Date:         Thu, 8 Feb 1996 17:31:00 +0000
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         "Brian Isherwood" <briani@circon.com>
Subject:      RE: Wannabus seeks advice - part 2

Dave, I saw you mention BC in your post. Check www.buysell.com That's our local (Vancouver) free ad paper which comes out every Thursday. The ads are updated on the web every Friday, and you can do a complete word search in about 30 seconds. A real deluxe search system IMHO. Don't forget to search 'Westfalia' or 'Westphalia' if you're looking for a camper.

brian. :):):):)

> Date: Thu, 8 Feb 1996 19:10:38 -0600 > Reply-to: backed@cadvision.com > From: Dave Backe <backed@cadvision.com> > To: Multiple recipients of list <vanagon@lenti.med.umn.edu> > Subject: RE: Wannabus seeks advice - part 2

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> >From Sami: > >For $2,600 -$3,000 I expect a bus to be almost perfect, rustwise. > >I suggest you spend 2 weeks and US$2,500 in California. > > I wish I could spend 2 weeks in Cali! I was in Monterey a couple of months ago, and got a sore neck spotting all of the pristine type II's down there. I don't really have the time or $$ right now to > make the trip, though. The selection here in Calgary sucks. I've heard British Columbia is the place to go (in Canada), but prices tend to be higher. The US/CDN exchange rate is also an issue (for C > , not BC :) at 74 US cents to 1 Cdn dollar, $2500US equates to about $3400 Cdn. $2600 CDN (what I'd be willing to pay, conditional on mechanical inspection) works out to about $1925US. > > >From the responses I've gotten so far, I'd classify this one as coming down with a bout of rust, not mortally wounded :). Almost all of the busses I've seen around here could be classified as sick > o terminal to DOA. Given that, I've decided this one warrants an investment in an inspection. A couple of long-time VW owners I know have pointed me to a German guy who they swear by. I suspect the > nspection will bring out a few other items, but I can use that as ammo to lower the selling price. > > I'll keep you up to date on the progress, and thanks again for the great response! > > > Dave. >


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