Ya, and in the west in general these things, especially the Westy's, are
asking "premium" prices. Once I got "involved" in these, adopting the
mentality that goes with them, I was a little amazed I'd think of dropping
$15-16K to get the one I now have, but that's the "price" of having this
preference. By the way, I'll keep my eyes open in these parts for a "camper"
in the vintage/$$ range you're looking for.

bob
'87 Syncro Westy

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I have to add that even at 5 - 6K, finding a good van isn't necessarily
easy. That's the price range in which I've been looking, for four or five
months now, for an 86 or later (for a stronger engine) Westy that seems
mechanically sound and that I won't have to put a lot of money into (not a
lot of miles on a rebuilt engine, head gaskets attended to, hopefully even
cooling system attended to) and I haven't found one yet. Might be because
I'm in the Bay Area where good vans are pretty sought after, but so far
nothing.

Jennifer Dumpert
undine@hotmail.com
H: (415) 664 9624

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