

| Subject: | Re: $25,000 splits |
| Date: | Wed, 7 Sep 94 13:02:36 PDT |
>> OK you early busses. Take heart. >> >> Sunday's New York Times picked 14 cars most likely to increase in value in >> the next few years and you guys made the list. Says the Times, "1956-76 >> Volkswagen Microbus. Current value: $1,000 to $8,000. Five-year projection: >> up to $25,000." >> >While it is good that the projected value of these buses does go up (not really >unexpected) an owner or prospective buyer should be aware that the value will >decrease depending on the condition as well as the year. The later the year >the lesser the value. In other words, I find it hard to believe that in five >years that a '76 bus will be valued at $25,000 even in pristine condition. >You also have to find someone willing to pay you that much for your baby. > >The real value should be derived from caring for and driving your Type II. And telling anyone who will listen that "No, really, it's worth $25,000... honest" Michael ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael J. Rensing, Ph.D. michael@uvphys.phys.uvic.ca Ahlea Systems Corp. ahleatst@dataflux.bc.ca
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