

| Subject: | Re: Blus Star-Real or Not? |
| From: | Harry Hoffman |
| Date: | Wed, 31 Oct 2012 15:42:49 -0400 |
Hmm, that seems a bit high. If there's no rust and no dings/paint issues it might be worth it. But there are a lot of other systems that can/will go wrong on it and that cost some serious coin. Either way, good luck! I love mine, people comment about it all of the time and it's alot of fun to take the family on trips. Cheers, Harry On 10/31/2012 03:31 PM, Jeff Stewart wrote: > This seller wants $2500.00, but it has no engine! as I said, it's a beautiful van, just not sure what its worth. > > Sent from where ever I happen to be right now. > > Harry Hoffman <hhoffman@ip-solutions.net> wrote: > >> That's the exact description of my van, minus the power windows which >> I'm told is a Blue Star. >> >> I paid $4500 for mine, a 89 2wd tintop, here in PA. >> >> On 10/31/2012 02:32 PM, J Stewart wrote: >>> I have to bow to the experts here, I have found an '89 Vanagon for sale, seller claims (and I think he truly believes, not trying to rip anyone off) that the van is a Blue Star. It DOES have Wolfsburg Edition badges on the front fenders, it has a gray dashboard, fold out bed and two jump seats plus the fold out table. Power windows, mirrors, etc. Nice looking up holstery, don't know how to describe, kind of a slash cut pattern. Question is, is it really a Blue Star? It is a beautiful van and I'd love to have it, but seller is asking what I'd call a premium price based on the belief it is a Blue Star. Thanks, Jeff >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Jeff Stewart >>>
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