

| Subject: | FS: 87 Vanagon GL Syncro |
| From: | Brad Anderson |
| Date: | Thu, 11 May 2000 12:56:02 -0700 |
After almost 5 years of ownership, its time to say good bye to The Van. Though not in concours condition, it is reliable, runs great, and can do just about anything except beat an Outback up a mountain pass. FYI, I am downsizing my auto collection, though I am considering a Quantum Syncro Wagon (not an Outback) as a replacement for winter activities. If you are interested, please contact me directly and I can answer questions or e-mail photos. Body: Metallic tan with silver stripe Some slight seam rust in typical places Minor right rear body damage due to high speed blowout in '96 (tire whipped the sheetmetal behind wheel well) Otherwise, very straight Drivetrain: 153k (engine rebuilt at 85k) New water pump (11/99) New driveline front u-joint, rf outer cv, rf upper ball joint (10/99) New front rotors, calipers, pads and rear shoes (3/99) Front header ($$), muffler, and catalyzer replaced in last 2 years Newer clutch (5/97) Michelin MXT (fronts 75%, rears 40%) on steel wheels Interior: Tan cloth upholstery, no tears or stains Tan carpets, worn but not ugly Rear bench folds into a comfortable bed AC needs charging Both heaters work great Kenwood cassette player (CD changer/controller capable) with removable face Kenwood amplifier with low pass crossover to Bazooka bass tube Polk MM Series speakers (components in front, coaxials in back) Included: Thule roof rack (locking feet and crossbars) Bentley manual Haynes manual (not for syncro, but helpful) The Club steering lock 1 set of chains Price: $4500 obo > Brad Anderson > Seattle, WA > 206.634.0441 > banderso@starbucks.com or screwhead@home.com > > >
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