

| Subject: | 1969 camper needs good home |
| From: | Christie Moritz |
| Date: | Mon, 29 Jul 1996 14:42:21 EST5EDT |
I have a 1969 camper, which has just been replaced as the primary vehicle in our family by a 1990 Westfalia. I love them both, but down here in the south, we just have to have the ac -- so the '69 is sitting in the back yard, waiting for a new life. This bus is in pretty good shape -- we had the body completely restored in 1989, with rust-inhibiting undercoating, etc., before we moved to NY. Even so, though, the rust got to it over the 6 years we were there, and so the lower edges of the body are somewhat unsightly, and the sliding door is having problems. The engine is new (not rebuilt), and has less than 10,000 miles on it. The transmission (rebuilt) has a couple thousand miles more than the engine. The interior is in good shape, and overall, it's a very sweet bus. I need to sell it, but I really want to find it a good home, rather than part it out. I've placed a few 'classifieds' on the net, but since most of those lists have no dates, it's hard to tell how active they are. I'm looking for suggestions (or buyers?) as to how best to get the word out: the bus has lots of potential, but will need some immediate body attention. Asking price is $1000 -- which would hopefully leave someone with enough money budgeted to get some of the body work done. I'd appreciate any advice any of you can give me. Christie Moritz Christine Moritz Asst. Professor Dept. of French and Classics University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 29028 (803) 777-2764
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