--- Steve Lashley <ThingGuy@AOL.COM> wrote:
> In a message dated 12/4/01 6:25:26 PM,
> jromas@COLUMBUS.RR.COM writes:
>
> << Andrew,
>
>
> Seems a little high! There is one in Columbus, Ohio
> I've been looking at
>
> that's equipted the same, has only 80,000 miles and
> it's $8700 but still too
>
> much for my blood. It also has twin AC's
>
>
> Joe >>
>
> Just to clarify the different models of Multivans.
> The basic Multivan has
> front and rear air conditioning, but does not have
> the pop up roof.  The
> Multivan Weekender does not have rear air
> conditioning, but has a pop up roof
> and a small electric cooler located in the rear
> facing seat behind the
> driver's seat.
>
> The price difference between the 2 models is usually
> $3K or more.  You will
> also find that the EuroVans are priced at least $2K
> more on the west coast.
> Also consider that a 1993 EuroVan from the midwest
> has been through close to
> 10 winters of salty roads.
>
> I just bought a '93 Weekender with 87K on it.  I
> replaced my '93 Multivan
> which had an engine fire a few weeks back.  I have
> been searching all over to
> find a Weekender, so I'm really familiar with the
> pricing.
>
> Steve Lashley

  Steve,
    While we are on the subject of 93 Eurovans, I have
one in Va. for 4,995.00. It has fold out bed,table and
jump seats, runs fine but has 190,000mi.
Wayne

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