FWIW...i bought my westy when my kids were born.  They are now 5years old (twins) and
would kill me if i dared sell the "Bus." .  Over the years it has proven to not only
to be a great vehicle for driving kids around, but also a great vehicle
(metaphorically) for family closeness.  It has provided more close and intimate
family time and memorable moments for me and the kids than any other single factor or
thing in our lives (other than my committment to fostering same).  I know it will
figure prominately in their childhood memories.  I am not trying to suggest what you
should do or anything, just relating some info based on my experience as a dad to
little ones.
steve

Steve Hughes wrote:

> Hi Guys,
>
> Between the house, the wife, the 18 month old daughter, and the farm,
> there is just no hope of that cross country tour in the Westie. It's
> time to give up the obsession. I can't believe I'm saying this.
>
> Here she is:
>
> 87 Westfalia
> New Tires
> New Exhaust (most of it)
> New Battery
> New LP regulator
> Interior is immaculate
> Shop manual included!
> One light crease on left side (took a turn too close at a gas station....wept...)
> Very light signs of rust at body seams
> All appliances work and are barely used
> NO MINNESOTA WINTERS! NONE!
> Checked out by Westside VW (the best dealer in Minnesota bar none!) and
> gets a clean bill of health.
>
> My aim is to fill the tank with LP, get it detailed, and put it in this
> weekend's paper. Completely ready to go.
>
> Sooooo: Any help on setting a price is appreciated!!
>
> TIA!
>
> -Steve "Is this how making an Adult Decision feels?" Hughes
> hughe029@tc.umn.edu
> 651-298-8351
>
> P.S.
>
> Anyone want it?