Date:         Thu, 18 Sep 1997 11:36:42 -0500
Reply-To:     Karl_G_Vochatzer@NOTES.AMRCORP.COM
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From:         Karl Vochatzer <Karl_G_Vochatzer@NOTES.AMRCORP.COM>
Subject:      Re: FS: '87 w/Auto trans; auction
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So did anybody go get this deal?  If I had just a little more lead time to
make arrangements..., I would have been there with cash in hand.  Please,
give us details if someone knows how the auction turned out.

Karl




zeidler@NTCCSC01DU.NTC.NOKIA.COM on 09/18/97 10:51:38 AM

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Subject:  FS: '87 w/Auto trans; auction




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From: Tom Carrington
To: Helmut.Zeidler
Subject: A favor
Date: Wednesday, 17. September 1997 16:51


Tom is not currently subscribed to the Vanagon List, so I  post this for
him:

Subject:Wash, DC 87 GL Auto trans w/Alloys for auction Thursday

At Goodwill Industries at 11:00 AM on Thursday. Located at 2200 South
Dakota Ave, NE., Washington DC. Inspection is 10:00 AM, sale starts at
11:00. $100 cash deposit req'd for bidding. (202) 636-4225 for directions.

I do the computer support work over at Goodwill, and I noticed this van in
the auction lot yesterday. Gold color, no dents or rust. Interior looks to
be very good to excellent. These vehicles are donated to Goodwill (charity)
for their auction. The reason donors give the cars away is for the tax
write-off, and usually because the car needs repair. I did not see any
leaks or white crust  on the heads, so maybe this has a trans problem. I
would expect the selling price to be less than $1000.

TomC
tcarrington@relitech.com

Helmut
'80 Camper