I don't see it anywhere on the site you reference.

Kelley Blue Book at http://kbb.com/kb/ki.dll/kw.kc.ur?kbb;889424&;r&40&9;VT;B7 shows a retail value of $24,610 for this vehicle in Seattle, which is what a dealer would ask after the vehicle has been inspected, repaired, and meets all safety requirements (brakes, tires, lights, etc.). A dealer can offer a warranty and at the very least will be there if the seller has a gripe, which is not the case with a private party, so your price should be somewhat lower. KBBs prices also tend to be high. Good luck!

> vraffle wrote: > > I am trying to sell our 91 Westfalia Syncro, it's in great shape and > has approx. 89,000 miles (145,000 kilometers) on it. It is a B.C. > vehicle, and would have to be imported to the US, if sold there. I > have it fully described at http://www.westcoast.bc.ca/ I am looking > for advice on the following. > > 1. I am asking 18,000 US is this a reasonable price? > > 2. I have the letter of conformity for it to be imported to the U.S., > it only needs the speedometer changed to Miles Per Hour Vs Kilometers, > but it says it does not meet Californian emission standards. I have > been told it can be imported as a Van? Does anyone know? > > 3. I have put it in Classified 2000 and EP.com, does anyone know any > other spots I should list it? > > Thanks > > Don Adam

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