Thanks for the tip.

I've been lurking on the Eurovan list for a couple of months and I've test
driven a 2001. The $5,000 price drop with the added HP has made it an
attractive option.
I've determined that I can get a 2002 Weekender with the poptop and heated
seats for around $29,000. The poptop is a $3000 item.
I want a %&*$^! Eurovan Syncro, I love my T3 but I'll live with the T4 until
the T5s come out.

John

----- Original Message -----
From: "Joel Walker" <jwalker17@earthlink.net>
To: "Becker1" <becker1@INTEGRAONLINE.COM>
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 2:42 PM
Subject: Re: For Sale: 87 Syncro

> > Looking to step up to a new 2002 Eurovan.
>
> i'd love to have the syncro, but can't afford it right now. :(
> anyway, just a thought: if the price of the Eurovan is too high in
> your area,
> you might consider flying somewhere else to buy it ...
> for example, i live in Tuscaloosa, AL and there's a 2002 Eurovan on
> the local dealer's lot ... $27,500 is the list, but when i test drove
> it, the salesman mentioned $25,500 as a price. so it could probably be
> had for $25,000, tax, tag and all.
>
> it's silver metallic, 7-passenger model (middle seats are individual
> captain chairs and are removeable (and reversable ... i tried it),
> fold-down rear seat, rear outer seats have shoulder belts.
> automatic transmission,
> 4-wheel disc brakes,
> v6 engine
> front fog lights and rear fixtures (look like red fog lights, above
> the bumpers, in the corners. but i could never find how to turn them
> on. so they may be just reflectors ... but they look like lights.
> maybe no bulbs?)
> interior is sorta blueish-grey.
> locking storage bin on the driver's door. that's all the 'glove box'
> you get, i'm afraid. :(
>
> like i said, just a thought.
>
> good luck!
> joel
>
>