My westfalia Bay windowed campervan

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  • November 22, 2011 at 1:28 pm #106186
    espadrille
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    I have a 1974 red campervan with original westfalia interior.
    I have decided sadly to sell it as after separating from my husband last year I cannot afford to run 2 vehicles and need to buy a car.
    I dont know how to go about selling it.
    I have put up a sign in the window of the van but as it is end of season I am not using it much now so only the neighbours will see it.

    Any tips?

    It needs attention to the pop up or possible replacement of pop up as it still has the original but apart from that it is reasonable condition to say that it is 37 years old.It has had thousands spent on it over the years and I have all the receipts.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141588
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141589
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141590
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141591
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141595
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141596
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141598
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141599
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141602
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141603
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141606
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 6:35 pm #141607
    mgroadster
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    I think you have an inkling
    I think you have an inkling that it’s end of season, and it will be harder to sell. The astute buyer will always buy in the winter, but expect a very low price….In the spring when prices rise, is probably the best time to sell. If you can wait, wait till March.

    November 22, 2011 at 7:17 pm #141610
    espadrille
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    Yes, I can wait, but just
    Yes, I can wait, but just thought another season of it sitting used would be a bit pointless that was all as I rarely use it in the winter.

    November 22, 2011 at 7:17 pm #141611
    espadrille
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    Yes, I can wait, but just
    Yes, I can wait, but just thought another season of it sitting used would be a bit pointless that was all as I rarely use it in the winter.

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