2001 Aircooled

2001 Aircooled, this one was on Bay last year I had a quick look at it myself

2001 Aircooled

This would make a great entry into BraziBay ownership. Just because it's not got a Danbury interior doesn't make it any less usable. Seems to have been well maintained too. Go for it someone, and don't forget if you want it checked over prior to purchase, I can help with that.

The interior was really nice TBH, but in the end I went to a specialist because I wasn't sure about it.

I saw it in Southampton so it would appear it's changed owners very quickly. Could be legit but if it was me I would definetly get it checked out by Tim, it could be a bargain.

Wish you were providing this service last year Tim

Dee James wrote:

I saw it in Southampton so it would appear it's changed owners very quickly. Could be legit but if it was me I would definetly get it checked out by Tim, it could be a bargain.

Wish you were providing this service last year Tim

Thank you!!

I've just noticed on this one there's the firewall missing ?
Or it it usual not to find them without firewalls as I've just had mine replaced

No need for a firewall with the fuel injection system. If you've got carbs then yes.

Not being thick but why
?

VW seem to have had confidence in the modern wiring and connections.

TimV wrote:

VW seem to have had confidence in the modern wiring and connections.

But lots more fuel pipes & fuel rails to injection system ? 

I've just taken extra safety precautions than 
With the firewall fitted & electric fuel cut off to fuel tank iff the 
fire extinguisher was ever to go off

Didn't sell reserve not met at £13500

does anyone know any actual selling prices ?? Just wondering what we might expect should we sell.
Our van is a 2003 air cooled Danbury van in good condition btw.

So if you know a real sold price it would be interesting to know.

This is the thing for me about eBay.

As long as eBay has been around, I have always regarded it as a place that people seek BARGAINS. Remember it was an Auction only site first, then Buy It Now and then they added the Classifieds section because they realised they were missing a trick.

It's a great place to detail the item you are selling no doubt. When the engine on my Porsche systematically ate itself, it was the ideal place to market the car with a broken motor. But I don't see eBay as the right place to get a decent price for your non-problematic camper van or car. It also leads to an effective devaluation of items. If something pops up on eBay and doesn't sell for a reserve (assuming the reserve is realistic) then punters viewing the listing will get the impression when no sale occurs, that the item isn't worth that kind of money.

The trade don't list their camper vans as auction items. For good reason. They want to sell them at the advertised price. Private owners should take the same stance, as long as they are realistic with their pricing.