Date:         Sun, 19 Dec 1999 19:52:20 -0500
Reply-To:     Ian Webb <ianwebb@RBNET.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Ian Webb <ianwebb@RBNET.COM>
Subject:      90 Wesfalia for sale
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Folks, I've decided to sell my latest westy.  I'm not on the list
anymore, so please e-mail me direct at ianwebb@rbnet.com or call me at
540-343-3829 if you're interested.

1990 VW Vanagon Westfalia, 133k miles, white, alloys, power windows &
locks, cruise, 10 disk sony cd changer, 4 boston acoustic speakers up
front (with custom door mounts), a Kicker power amp, Carefree of
Colorado awning and plastic dash board Jesus.  I'll even throw in a
water filter, a Bentley and Haynes manual, and some screens I made for
the front windows.  The inside is clean, all the camping gear works (now
that I put a new LP gas regulator in it), but there is a little seam
rust on the panel where the hook-ups are located.  No dents, but a few
very small door dings.  All in all, its a really great looking vehicle
for being 10 years old.  I'd like to get $11,000 for it.  I'm located in
Roanoke, VA.

I bought it this summer with with the intention of keeping this one for
a long time.  I've always regarded them as really cool hobby cars and
really do love them, only problem is, when another project comes up, I
sell them (I'm told that I'm ADD).  I bought this one with 128k on it,
tuned it up, replaced the LP gas regulator, bought a skylight for it (I
have yet to put it in), and recharged the AC.  I've taken a trip to
Vermont (from Virginia) and a few camping trips down to NC.  It runs
great and even with 133k on the odometer it has the strongest engine of
any of them I've had (I've only had 3--2 '90's, an '89 and a '79).  Like
I said, I thought I was gonna keep this one forever, but I've decided to
build a house, so I need to free up some cash.  www.kbb.com says the
value is $15,275...maybe out west, but not around here.
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Ian Webb
ianwebb@rbnet.com