Kind of silly for him to qualify it that way. If it doesn't reach
reserve, it's a moot point whether the driveshatf and  AC work or not. I
think he was trying to give full disclosure.
A low mileage Syncro GL with a well done SVX conversion is a pretty nice
thing. What's it worth? What is its competition? An SUV. A Jeep?
One cannot just go out and buy something like it, so it is hard to
measure its worth in middle class values. Is it worth 45% of what a new
Ford Explorer is worth?  It won't cost that much. Is it worth  what  new
plastic siding on your house would cost? It won't cost that much either
(depending on your house size and a few other factors.)
If you look at that ad and feel passion, then good for you- go for it!
I like it too, but will sit out this round. I'm spendig my  next bunch
of money  on my garage, then a lift.
Al Brase

dylan friedman wrote:

>I don't see it getting that kind of money without working AC and spray painted seems and lower rusted areas.
>
>df
>
>Aaron Pearson <aarondpearson@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote: it's been on samba several times for $20k.  it might be worth it, but that'd
>be a tough purchase for me to justify.
>
>aaron
>'87 syncro westy ej22
>
>
>
>>From: Bob Stevens
>>Reply-To: Bob Stevens
>>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
>>Subject: FS: '91 Syncro SVX Ebay
>>Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 19:26:08 -0700
>>
>>http://tinyurl.com/b9deo
>>
>>Not mine, just told about it. Anyone here own this? Know more.
>>Looks pretty sweet. Didn't notice where it is located.
>>
>>Bob Stevens
>>'87 Westy Syncro
>>"Passion Fruit"
>>
>>
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