Spotted at the dealer that I "stole" my '83 Westy from.

'91 VW Westfalia Camper
82,250 miles 
$19,900 asking price.
Guessing at the codes on the window I'd bet that they gave $8,800 trade in
on it.
>From past experience I would float a stupidly low figure at them and stick
to it and then really watch the interest rate shoved at you in "the room."

Burgandy with Silver grey interior 
Captian's chairs, both tables, rear screen, front curtains, all in great shape.
Skylight in poptop (Martha!), Power mirrors, Stock German Named AM/FM (Not
Blau-punk, Alloy Wheels, Bra, A/C, **Autotrans** =(, Excellent looking tires

No apparent water or oil leakage. Sales guy insisted on showing me how clean
the engine was. (Yeah, duh, it should be after a detail job!). I was told
that "these are a rare vehicle." I asked what the bottom line was for a
serious buyer. "Oh that is up to the salesman to determine with the
customer." (Salesmanager)"I wouldn't want to step on a salesman's deal."
Yeah, and you certianly wouldn't want to encourage a sale either huh!?
(Salesmanager)"The internet is too hard! Computers are too difficult. You
just type one colon or one back slash wrong and you have to start all over
again!"
(VanBondo) "Yeah, if sales of vehicles was my livelihood and there was a
technology that somewhat automatically prequalifies my target market
according to interest group, I would certainly avoid it also!" "Those darn
backslashes cause total greif in my life! ;)" "That darned old DOS was a
really hard **'programming language' to learn! *Cancel Abort Retry*    *GPF*
"Have you looked at a computer anytime post 1977?"

**Don't flame me I was teasing the sales guys!

Contact:
Thomas M. Costanzo
"Your" Sales Consultant <-The card sez so...
EARNHARDTS Dodge
1-800-497-9457
FAX (602) 892-8462
(602) 926-4000
1301 N. Arizona Avenue
Gilbert, AZ 85233