FS 1997 Volkwagen Transporter Camper Van (diesel, manual)

[Septu]

My parents are selling this. So I decided to post a link here for them. They've had it for ~7 years, and work has picked up so they haven't been using it as much over the last couple of years. Attached is the Craigslist, Kijiji and autotrader ad that has a bunch of pictures.

http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/cto/4951080800.html
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/vancouver/1997-volkswagen-eurovan-pop-top-camper-van/1060703855
http://www.autotrader.ca/a/Volkswag...itish+Columbia/19_8655692_/?ms=rv&orup=4_15_7


From the Craigslist Ad.

Transporter pop-top - extended length - with awning - sleeps two up top and two on bench
5 speed standard transmission; 5 cylinder diesel engine (new windshield, lights, clutch, glowplugs and alternator); 2 burner propane stove and furnace with thermostat; Electric refrigerator; 2 batteries
CD/AM/FM stereo radio; Wired class 3 hitch; Summer and winter tires with rims
Good condition with some scrapes on both sides
All records; Serious enquiries only please

Please do not contact me. 604-267-two one six zero. Ask for George. They're looking for $19,500 CND. The van is located in Vancouver BC Canada.

 

[Septu]

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[speedtre]

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What a difference an imaginary line makes....if that things was legally in the US, it would sell for 50% more than that in about 15 minutes...even with those miles....GLWS.

 

[Septu]

What a difference an imaginary line makes....if that things was legally in the US, it would sell for 50% than that in about 15 minutes...even with those miles....GLWS.

Of that, or more than that??

Perhaps. Honestly do not know. It's my parents, and they're selling it, so I've done no research on what it's 'value' may or may not be. But I do know that they paid a hell of a lot more than that for it ~5 years ago.

But these shouldn't be that hard to import. I just finally "imported" the little guy trailer I bought last summer in Alaska. Some paper work and a $250 fee for the inspection, then the $48 for the local registration and 10 year plate.

 

[speedtre]

Of that, or more than that??

Sorry, meant "more than that," I fixed it.

 

[transporterjr]

But these shouldn't be that hard to import. I just finally "imported" the little guy trailer I bought last summer in Alaska. Some paper work and a $250 fee for the inspection, then the $48 for the local registration and 10 year plate.

The diesel version of the Eurovan was never in the US, so I believe that is no go for the USA, until it is 25 years old.