Being off the road you have to look at this as a possible project vehicle.
The fuel system alone will probably need some work including a new tank.
Injectors and fuel pump will soon be an issue. All the hoses and any rubber
parts have a lot of age. Many Jokers have 220 volt electrical. Check that
this is able to be normally registered in the states.
Dennis

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com] On Behalf Of
Dake Collins
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2012 12:17 PM
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: Fair price for a Joker?

We're on the road in downeast Maine meandering toward the maritime
provinces. In Lubec, Maine we've encountered the nicest people including a
man who wants to sell his '86 Joker. Aside from sitting for two years and
thus covered with the expected grunge the body is in great shape, the rubber
is good, the seats show a lot of wear, the appliances all are claimed to
work. The engine, drive train etc? He's been laid up & not used her in a
couple of years. He  says he'll have her running & road worthy for a test
drive in three weeks when we come back this way. Question - what's the
skinny on the Joker? I've been so consumed with my Westy I haven't looked at
anything else in 6+ years.
The big question - what's a fair price range?

Dake
'84 Westy Wolfsburg- Wu-Wei
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