I don't think you'll be very successful if you won't be able to answer
buyers' questions about the van past this description.

If you're trying to sell a van that you bought but haven't even seen/driven
yet, that's territory I don't really know what to do with. What's up with
the title??

What is this O-ring it needs?? (Is this secret code for head gasket?!) If
this o-ring is REALLY no big deal, then you're almost certainly better off
fixing it (or paying someone too) and then selling it as a van that doesn't
need any immediate work.  Otherwise, "just needs an O-ring near the heads"
sounds very shady.  People will not want to buy a van with mysterious engine
issues, especially because it prevents them from knowing the condition of
the rest of the engine.

Also, I agree with Scott.  Pictures are not optional.  Take lots of them.
You don't need a digital camera.  The local photo store can develop film
pictures and put them on a CD for you.

-Wes

On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 2:51 PM, shawn clark <shawnclark77@yahoo.com> wrote:

>  This is the best description i can give.
>
> It is a Wolfsburg edition 1984 vanagon with the full camper, fridge,
> stove, sink, closet and poptop. (poptop is in good condition). All of the
> camping gear is in good condition as well.
>
> I don't have the title, but i have a full auction report and a bill of
> sale,
>  Also there is no battery, and three of the tires are bad.
>  Other than that it runs great it just needs an "O ring" near the heads.
> -77,000 miles.
> -has a few small dents
> -minimal rust
> -seats are a little worn but not torn.
> -interior is in pretty good condition.
> -brown and tan
>
>
>
>
>  I would have loved to put some pictures up but the van is in a garage in
> Mansfield TX, I live in Austin tx
>
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