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Re: What do l look for when buying a classic vw camper?

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Dave Whipp (New Lancs VW Club)

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Date Posted: 14:03:24 08/07/07 Tue
In reply to: Claire Waddington 's message, "What do l look for when buying a classic vw camper?" on 02:18:56 07/29/07 Sun

How long is a piece of string ?

Camper prices have gone silly in the last few years. A T25 camper would probably be your best bet for that sort of money.

I'd read up on prices in the VW mags, and come along to the club meetings (no obligation to join) and chat to other camper owners. We have splits, bays and T25's in the club.

Certainly bays & splits are in the "enthusiasts vehicles" category nowadays as most of the mechanics who knew one end of them from the other have long since hung up their spanners.

Dave.

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