mcvw
Well-known member
Hi,
I'm looking at buying my first bay-window (having previously owned a 67 splitty - and currently still owning a 67 bug), but I am finding it very difficult to gauge/categorise buses because of the varying prices from one bus to the next.
Is there anyway to "price-guide" early bay-window buses - in order to compare "like for like"?
I appreciate that each bus is very individual, and that their condition, and any fitted accessories, equipment spec' vary hugely - but perhaps if a standard condition could be assumed (i.e. passed MOT, paint ok, no major dents, no repairs required) then it may just be possible to assign a range of values per model, per model year?
i.e.
1968 crewcab, double-cab, panel, microbus, deluxe, camper
1969 crewcab, double-cab, panel, microbus, deluxe, camper
... ... ... ...
1972 crewcab, double-cab, panel, microbus, deluxe, camper
Does such a thing/document/book already exist?
Thanks,
Mike
I'm looking at buying my first bay-window (having previously owned a 67 splitty - and currently still owning a 67 bug), but I am finding it very difficult to gauge/categorise buses because of the varying prices from one bus to the next.
Is there anyway to "price-guide" early bay-window buses - in order to compare "like for like"?
I appreciate that each bus is very individual, and that their condition, and any fitted accessories, equipment spec' vary hugely - but perhaps if a standard condition could be assumed (i.e. passed MOT, paint ok, no major dents, no repairs required) then it may just be possible to assign a range of values per model, per model year?
i.e.
1968 crewcab, double-cab, panel, microbus, deluxe, camper
1969 crewcab, double-cab, panel, microbus, deluxe, camper
... ... ... ...
1972 crewcab, double-cab, panel, microbus, deluxe, camper
Does such a thing/document/book already exist?
Thanks,
Mike