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I know it sounds absurd to that much $$$ for a 73 square but think for a min. We all would spend that much if we did all that to our cars. You gotta figure The purchace price , which he probably paid too much for in the first place, The cost of having somebody compleatly take it apart, buy all new for it. The motor and trans-axl probably ran him around $2500, all the rubber, new front end, new brakes , The roadkill, The unnessary cabintry, The radio and CD player , basicly everthing , awhole new car with AC and a totaly rust free body. I think that if he was planning to sell this all the while he should had 'restored' with less accessories like the $500 radio or the Cd player or the road kill or two batterys or recarros or the steering wheel or the consol. What he likes other people may not. I think that he will sell it one day, most likely to a northerner, hell if some one will offer benny( a guy I know in minnasota) $7000 for his solid, good running, unrestored,faded paint,with a crappy sterio 1974 super beetle ( he only paid $1600 for it here in St. Pete Fl.) , someone will give this guy what he wants. just my .03 --------------------Bryan Henryvw@ij.net -----Original Message----- From: Leland Gray <grayda@erols.com> To: type3@vwtype3.org <type3@vwtype3.org> Date: Friday, July 24, 1998 9:21 AM Subject: Re: $12,950 Squareback for sale >That is a very impressive car.. If I had an extra 20 grand to throw >away, I'd buy it.... > >RJ Latherow wrote: > >> Lets all not forget about >> >> http://www.knowitallproductions.com/vw/forsale.htm >> >> I've seen her, talked to the owner. Nice guy. Sweet car. $20,000 >> tho?????? >> >> -rj >> > > > >