

| Subject: | Re: Selling my 1989 Bluestar ($25k) |
| From: | Rob |
| Date: | Fri, 27 Dec 2013 09:19:46 -0800 |
Is that Blue Star too much? Go open your local craigslist and a find really nice Vanagon for less. No Vanagons in your local CL? Try some farther away, try TheSamba. The market sets it's own value.... Rob vwrobb@gmail.com At 12/27/2013 04:44 AM,J Stewart wrote: >I've commented many times on the price of >Vanagons. Here is what I've found: If I am >looking to buy, every seller out there believes >theirs is worth it's weight in gold, even with >ripped canvas, passenger car tires, nasty stains >on the upholstery, etc. When I'm trying to sell, >every buyer thinks mine (with new canvas, 15 >inch rims w/correct tires. good upholstery, lots >of upgrades) isn't worth the scrap metal price. >In 2012 I sold my '85 Weekender which I had done >A LOT of work to for $5,500.00. A few months >later when I started to look for another Westy, >ones equal to mine were all $10K and up. I >posted my disgust here. One listee was kind >enough to email me and tell me I was an idiot to >have sold mine so cheap, that he had never sold >one for less than 10K. (If I never responded, >please let me take the time now to thank this >individual for taking time from his busy day to >insult me) As luck would have it, the buyer of >mine contacted me and told me had to sell, would >I want it back for what he had paid (he had it 6 >months and had driven it 300 miles. Hell yeah!! >I bought it back two days later for >$5,500.00.� Jeff Stewart ----- Original Message ----- > > Oh, sorry. Was using my "safe for TV" judgment. > > And apparently I should have said OBO as 25k seems a bit too high for > > some.
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