At 08:23 AM 10/14/98 -0700, davidb wrote:

>Hey Mike, Kindly checkit out for me

>David b

>84 suitcase

Dear David and other listees,

I went to see Wayne Ross' 72 Campmobile last week. It is in very nice shape -- no rust that I could tell. The car has been stored in a garage for the last two years since Wayne's accident. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to start it as the battery was kaput. But I'm sure that it is fine based on the way the rest of the bus looks/feels.

Also, Wayne is a very interesting and charming fellow!

GOOD THINGS:

- looks nice and clean inside and out

- no rust that I could see

- well kept

- interior has been newly redone in black fabric

- no moldy smell to the car

"NOT SO GOOD" THINGS:

- wood panelling in interior was peeling

- driver's door key was "sticky" -- probably just needs some grease

- car was painted a few years ago -- looks "ok" but not "flawless" either (note: I'm _very_ picky when it come to paint)

- "new" black interior cloth is not original for this year/model/color (note: he has the original interior pieces)

>> >FOR SALE:

>> >1972 VW Campmobile (manufactured September 1971), Excellant Condition, 54000

>> >original miles, completely rust free, lexigton white with black interior, pop

>> >top with three screens, cot, refrigerator, sink, double bed, child/gear

>> >hammock, rear screen, stool, jump seat and more. Photos Available - Asking

>> >$9,800

>> >

>> >Wayne Ross

>> >42 Chittenden Road

>> >Scituate, MA. 02066

>> >781-545-3744

<bold>Michael J. Sullivan

</bold><italic>Director of Catalog Design

Open Market, Inc.

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