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Date:         Wed, 22 May 1996 21:01:40 -0600
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         Chris Tucci <ctucci@nicoh.com>
Subject:      RE: Was 85 Vanagon now 85 GL

Is $3,000 to much to pay for this baby? I've had some estimates on the water pump and exhaust, I think I can get them done for about $800.

First, I gotta repeat the same recommendation made earlier....maybe = running it by the VW dealer and asking them to give it a kind of = pre-purchase inspection might help give you the confidence to buy, or = the information required to make perhaps another decision...however...

...I guess it depends on your intended uses. We need the bus for daily = use, for business travel (we are contractors on a nuke deactivation and = site remediation job here in Idaho), and recreational travel ( two = adults, two kids, two dogs, one exceedingly arrogant cockatoo, and one = cat ). Our bus fits us like a glove.

So if your intended uses, your budget, and a thorough, professional = inspection of your bus all match up, sounds like you might be on the = right track!

-=3DChris=3D-


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