Re: 87 16v - price opinions not needed. HOOF IT!

["RoccoPhil" <roccophil@mindspring.com>]

Don't know how it goes w/ Canada and customs, but I traveled 3 hours away to
pick up my 2nd 8v in NC (I'm in VA) and I traveled *many, many* hours
through lovely major 95 traffic and halfway up Long Island to pick up my 16v
for a mere $1,000 (I think 7 hours one way and a barge worth of gas).  Now
if you'd like to see that 16v that I got (mind you, the engine is toast, but
I got a HP one being built), then point your browsers right here --->
http://sites.netscape.net/brbatt/scirocco/new/

-Phil

PS> Oh, I am soooo Scirocco-endowed!


> My 2 cents - the market for Sciroccos is HIGHLY dependent on the
> city/region you live in.  I live in Vancouver, BC.  You guys don't know
how
> lucky you are... to be able to find a car like the one we're talking about
> right now for $3800US (call it $6000CDN) would be a good deal.  STOCK 16v
> cars with that mileage are still worth around $6000CDN right now as long
as
> they're in great shape.  At the high end of the market, things get crazy.
> Let's consider a 2L 16v with a good suspension, nice rims, and euro
> bumpers.  I've seen a couple cars for sale up here in the last 4 months
> where the owner was asking more than $9000CDN ($5800US).  One guy wanted
> 12,500 for his, and it wasn't much nicer than mine...




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