[T3] [T-3] 1968 vw squareback for sale in San Diego

["Martinez, Leon" <martinezl@ftscpac.navy.mil>]

<x-charset iso-8859-1>I will foreward your e-mail to the Group and to 
a forum and see who would like to take it.

Leon
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Harrison [mailto:harrison@shocking.com] 
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 8:08 AM
To: Martinez, Leon
Subject: Re: REPLY to Analie: 1968 vw squareback


Hi Leon, Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. The way you desribe your
club, it sounds like you are a great group of people, who are truly
dedicated to the preservation of this car. By the way, my stepmother's car
was named "Bruno".

I would love to make this work out with one of your members. If your club
could research  an approximate value,   we could compare it to the approx.
value I have researched , then we would have some idea of how to  price it .
I looked it up on the NADA website and it  was $2350 for "Low retail ". This
car is not even in that category, I would say "Low, Low  retail", although
it does have a fairly  new engine and, the exterior  has had all the body
work done and a fairly nice paint job ( with a few drips on side) . I would
be happy to get $1,500
for it and  would be willing to negotiate if someone is interested. The car
is in the Hillcrest area, and I can make arrangements for someone to show
the car.Thank you, Analie Harrison

(530) 877-7546
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> LEON MARTINEZ
> I have a 1969 Squareback.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Harrison
> To: martinezl@ftscpac.navy.mil
> Sent: 04/21/2002 2:52 PM
> Subject: 1968 vw squareback
>
> Hi Leon, I just returned from San Diego following my step-mother's death
> last week. She wanted the vw to go to my son in a restored condition.
> Three years ago she contracted with  David Sanger (you probably know of
> him),unfortunately(unbeknownst to us, at the time, she gave him 10,000
> dollars up front! (she was an old lady and trusted him). He used delay
> tactics for the past 3 years,while my son son rode a bicycle in college
> ,thinking the car would be ready "in two weeks". This has been a
> nightmare for her for the past 3 years. The police were contacted, the
> District Attorney (elder abuse), no response or follow up.(which I plan
> to deal with next to see what can be done so that he doesn't do this
> again.) When I arrived in San Diego, I called David ,he actually
> answered and we set up a time to meet the next day so that I could see
> the car. I'm sorry to say , when I laid eyes on that car I was just
> SICK!  I will try to describe the condition to you: new paint job (some
> drip marks,but otherwise looks very nice) ,stripped of all trim,
> lights,bumpers and windows. He was able to locate some of the missing
> parts,which are now sitting in the car. My step mother had put a new
> engine in it a few years ago, and did not drive it much before she took
> it to him.The battery was dead ,after he put a charger on it for a while
> it started up like a charm.Unfortunately, after that it did not hold a
> charge . At that point I called AAA and had it towed to her garage,where
> it is now. I began looking for places to Donate the car, then I came
> across your website, which I wish I had known about when I was down
> there.If you would be interested in buying this car, you can email me
> back, or call me for more info. (530) 877-7546. ( 90mi. north of
> sacramento) I will look forward to hearing from you. Thank you. Analie
> Harrison
>

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