You might mention things like color, body condition, which transmission, and
total miles on it.

As for selling on the internet - easy to do.......one thing
however.......'pictures' . it's almost like it doesn't exist without digital
pics, at least a few.

The 'crazy high' price that I've seen for a fabulous 84 Wolfsburg Westy was
an asking price of $ 24,500 - that's with special wheels and tires,
'special' 2.5 waterboxer engine, etc. And showroom condition. 

I'd say this one, as a wild guess......you might get 5 to 7 thou out of it.
'just needs an o-ring' .........
to me that sounds like the tip of the proverbial iceberg, possibly.
Like if the engine has 170K miles on it ....makes it a whole other story.

But 5 K for sure at least is my hunch.
Thanks for stating the location !
And given the location, if that's where it's lived most of it's life, rust
is probably not very likely on it, always a bonus.

Scott
www.turbovans.com 

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com] On Behalf Of
shawn clark
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 11:31 AM
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: How much should i sell for? (and does anyone want to buy?)

This is the best description i can give.

It is a Wolfsburg edition 1984 vanagon with the full camper, fridge, stove,
sink, closet and poptop. (poptop is in good condition). All of the camping
gear is in good condition as well.

I don't have the title, but i have a full auction report and a bill of sale,
 Also there is no battery, and three of the tires are bad.
 Other than that it runs great it just needs an "O ring".

 I would have loved to put some pictures up but the van is in a garage in
Mansfield TX, I live in Austin tx

thanks for your help.

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