I agree with Larry totally!
My first van was 91 Syncro Westy costing me over 25k.
I have repeatedly turned down cash offers over
$30,000.00.  It is possible to fetch these kind of
prices and in my eyes very realistic.  What has helped
me document the "actual" value is having the van
appraised by a professional. Check Hemmings Motor News
and antique car magazines for an appraiser in your
area.  Be prepared for them to look up and down the
inside and out of the van.  I had them document the
entire procedure and take pictures.  Off the top of my
head, I paid around $400 for the service.  Not to
mention that I will not get any grief from my
insurance company if a claim needs to be filed.

I wish Chris the best of luck selling his awesome van.
 It will surely go to someone who loves it!!!

--- Larry Chase <roroadguyOROADHAUSOM> wrote:

> This is even worse than a tire thread says the guy
> that starts a fair amt of tire threads. We go
> over this again and again. A vehicle is worth what
> someone is willing to pay. Supply and demand
> determine fair value. Dix's asking price of $31k may
> cause some heads to spin, but it is not out
> of line with what similar vevehilesave sold for this
> year. I know the vehicle and it's a beauty.
> If he is patient and not in a hurry, he may indeed
> get his asking price. If he does, that's what
> it's worth. As MaMalcomaid ... we should all be glad
> and root him on because it inincreasshe
> value of our rigs.
>
> good road,
> good adventure,
>
> lalarryhase
> roroadhausom
>
>
>

Dylan Friedman

insyncro@yahoo.com

91 Syncro Westy GL
91 Syncro L
90 Carat
89 Wolfsburg GL

87 Syncro GL (SVX powered)

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