I had a few offer for my van..
http://www.benplace.com/85rouge/body102.jpg

last summer, an offer came from the US side that seem fair to me, 39,500$
(my van was never for sell and if i sell it one day, it's because i will
need money or have a great new project) I thought about it for a few
minutes, it was not the deal of the year for me but the price offered looks
honest and the guy was nice... and at that time, money was a bit low.
Now i see van like that for almost twice that price! ouffff. I spent
340hours on my van, invested a cost price of over 20k (without the engine,
trany and all the new stuff)

Bah, it's the same with some GoWesty van!
And hey! people think to much of Syncro those days! That price would be more
appropriate if this one was in MINT / or fully restored condition and with a
more powerfull engine and a rebuilt trany.

But it's a seller, and he as the right to ask any price he want

Ben

On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:32:07 -0500, Warren Chapman <vwsyncroguy@YAHOO.COM>
wrote:

>$75,000 for a Syncro Westy with a lot of GoWesty cosmetic add ons and maybe
>$850 worth of solar stuff....and a stock WBX in back.....maybe he bought it
>from GoWesty for that price.
>
>No TDI...no SVX Suby./...no turbocharged Bostig....??
>
>....Oh......but its got a hula girl on the dash.
>
>http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=533072
>
>If this sells at this price...my 1990's for sale for the same price, with
>either a 2.5L or 3.3L Suby motor in back....take your pick.....and it comes
>with some really USEFUL custom suspension/drive train bits...like custom
>geared tranny and R&P, decoupler, slip yoke drive shaft, locking front
>diff, and sway way axles and 930/Syncro 16 CVs..
>
>Hell for that price I might be able to throw in a LIVE hula girl.
>
>Warren C.