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Date:         Wed, 23 Jul 1997 20:57:07 -0700
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From:         John Thomas <jthomas@CRUZIO.COM>
Subject:      RE> 84 Westy

I would say that $8995 is high for a 84 Westy.


We just baught a 84 Westy for $6500, which I felt was high,
but it was in very excellent shape, the best of any that we
looked at.  As I remember, the Blue book "dealer" price was
around $8100 and the dealer tradein price was about $4400.
This was with 108,000 miles versus your 70K.  Milage has a big
impact on Blue book prices but from what I am reading here,
the important thing is not the milage but the care taken of the
motor.   I would get a "buyer inspection test" from a good
VW shop and go from there.


By the way, you can look up the Kelly Blue Book price at
 http://www.kbb.com/


John and Audrey
84 Westy
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