Scott H. McQuilkin writes:
> 
> Ideally, I'd like to get my hands on a basic, clean, and reliable model (of an
> undetermined year... that's why I just subscribed to your group) with no
> concerns for speed, torque, synchro (due to $), or highly priced options...
> call me the turtle, I guess, from the race with the hare. *But*, a camper rig
> is right up my alley, tho. I think you understand. Anyway, I know of the basic
> historical changes in design ('49, '67, etc...) and believe that the third
> (late '70s) will start to be out of my price range. I'm willing to spend
> between $2000-$2500, maybe more if a peach materializes.
 
You should have no problem getting a late 70's Westy for that much.  They
are a dime a dozen around here (San Diego).  You might even get lucky and
find an 80-83 Vanagon Westy for that price, if it is needing some work.

> scott.mcquilkin@dartmouth.edu
> 
> ps- Not that it should matter, but I'm an employee here.

Cool!  I have some friends that go to Dartmouth... could you, like,
hassle them for me?  :)

-David

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David Schwarze                     '73 VW Safare Custom Camper  (Da Boat)
SAIC Comsystems, San Diego Calif.  '73 Capri GT 2800            (Da Beast)
e-mail:  schwarze@nosc.mil         '87 Mustang Lx 5.0           (Da Sleeper)
http://papaya.nosc.mil/~schwarze   '93 Weber WG-50              (Da Piano)
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