Yea, they probably bought it because it was cheaper then the newer vans, and ha their all the same aren't they? 
       I would like to know what it sells for and how long it takes to sell.

                           Stacy

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> On Oct 2, 2016, at 6:21 AM, Dennis Haynes <d23haynes57@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I'm guessing they bought it in July and paid a good price with it being
> dressed up and well presented. Seen this story so many times. The engine
> then failed and they are now trying to get all the money back thinking the
> engine replacement was an upgrade-investment. At this mileage there are so
> many things that have not been done yet but will be needed. 
> 
> Dennis
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com] On Behalf Of
> Stacy Schneider
> Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2016 8:21 PM
> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
> Subject: Re: For Sale: 1982 VW Vanagon Westfalia - NEW 1.6 Diesel engine
> 
>     You can ask whatever you want. Some novice sellers think that all
> Vanagons are the same and the only difference is the paint color and
> interior trim. 
>        Their asking price is realistic for a 89-91. All of the extras that
> will not receive a cent more fir the van when it sells for $10.5 - $12k. 
>         People just don't want underpowered diesel vans. You can play it up
> all you want, how great it is. A novice may buy this and realize they should
> have bought something newer down the road. Face it when you are traveling,
> reliability is king as is keeping up with traffic and getting over a grade.
>        I wish them all the luck selling it, but At that price they'll be
> leaving it in the airport or with a used car lot upon  their departure.
> 
> 
> 
>                                 Stacy
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Oct 1, 2016, at 3:55 PM, turbotransporter <ramblinvan@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
>> 
>> No issue with the price, I hope they get it. I do have an issue with the
> list of fixes needed because at that price there should be none.
>> Andrew
>> 
>> Sent from my way cool iPhone.
>> 
>>> On Oct 1, 2016, at 10:06 AM, Christin Fieber
> <fieber.christin@GOOGLEMAIL.COM> wrote:
>>> 
>>> For complete ad with pictures see ad here:
>>> 
>>> https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/cto/5805247810.html
>>> 
>>> or read ad text directly here:
>>> 
>>> We are selling our 1982 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia 1.6 Diesel - 
>>> 7500 km on new engine, great shape, excellent condition - as we are 
>>> leaving Canada after having an incredible summer road trip throughout the
> country.
>>> 
>>> In August we had the engine rebuild completely by a Volkswagen 
>>> Westfalia specialist. The engine therefore just has 7,500 km, runs 
>>> very smooth with low fuel consumption (7.5 l on 100 km) on 90 kmh average
> easy riding.
>>> Moreover this specialist completely checked and prepared it in order 
>>> to ensure the success of our big road trip.
>>> 
>>> Paperwork on rebuilding is available (including a 2 year warranty of 
>>> all respective parts!) as well as of all repairs within the last 
>>> years dating back to the original owner that brought it from Germany 
>>> to BC. Naturally all necessary services and minor repairs were taken 
>>> care of regularly which we can go through in person.
>>> Please text (416 705-3182) or reply to this message.
>>> 
>>> Driving:
>>> - 1.6 l Diesel (rebuilt by VW specialist in August 2016)
>>> - 7,500 km with new engine (303,000 km in total)
>>> - bill with 2 years warranty available
>>> - frequently made services (oil changes, etc.)
>>> - all cockpit appliances work
>>> - exterior without damages, nearly no rust
>>> - tires (all terrain) in great condition
>>> - radio (incl. CD & aux)
>>> - car jack, implemented spare wheel, fire estinguisher, steering 
>>> wheel lock available
>>> 
>>> Camping:
>>> - interior facilities are original, very clean, no major damages
>>> - sleeps 4 (foldout rear bench & pop-up tent)
>>> - 2 adjustable tables
>>> - all original curtains for complete sight coverage (incl. front 
>>> curtain & rear bug net) are in place
>>> - all interior camping facilities work:
>>>  + fridge (on both propane or electricity)
>>>  + cooking appliances (on propane)
>>>  + interior heating (on diesel)
>>>  + electricity supply (on exterior electricity supply or battery)
>>>  + wash sink (on battery)
>>>  + lots of storage and hiding space (you'd be surprised)
>>> 
>>> History:
>>> - imported from Germany to BC several years ago
>>> - bought in BC and brought to Quebec by former owner
>>> - bought by us in Montreal in July 2016
>>> - all repair bills of this history available
>>> 
>>> This van is in excellent condition and has been treated with care. 
>>> All repairs in regards of the interior were made with original pieces 
>>> to keep its originality and authenticity. Unfortunately we have to 
>>> leave Canada earlier then expected and therefore would rather sell 
>>> the car fully equipped, including a package of rather new camping 
>>> accessories (bought in June/July), consisting of:
>>> - bike rack for up to 3 bikes
>>> - complete kitchen supplies: plates, pots, pan, kettle, french press, 
>>> cutting board, cutlery, cups, wine glases, etc.
>>> - camping seats
>>> - portable BBQ
>>> - canadian tire toolset
>>> - clean IKEA canopy
>>> - clean IKEA carpet
>>> - clean IKEA bed linen, blankets and pillows
>>> - IKEA solar lamp
>>> - street map Canada, USA, Mexico
>>> 
>>> To be transparent, here are the minor flaws:
>>> - little rip on the rear bench fabrique
>>> - tiny rips in the upper mosquito net
>>> - one little interior foil damage in the back
>>> - pop up tent shows some signs of age, but works properly, is clean, 
>>> and has no holes (see images)
>>> - no backup battery (as we never needed one, but easy to install as 
>>> all necessities and plug ins available)