"Value"?

[Old Dude]

Howdy Folks,
I am a new member and I am going to lool at a 1986 Okanagan Conversion on a Ford E250 Van tomorrow morning and don't know how to get an idea of fair value.
Any advice will be much appreciated.
THANKS

[Steve_Guelph]

How do you want me to answer what a 25 year old van is worth? It could be worth a scrap value or it could be a total restore. With no information with the exception that it is 25 years old we can't help you. I do know what ever they are asking you are going to look at it so the price can't be out of line. If you supply more details I am sure you will get some idea of the value.

[Mike]

I had a look at the NADA price guide and couldn't find any listings for Okanagan class B vans.
Here's some hits from googling Okanagan class b. Probably not much help.
http://www.uniqueautogear.com/unique_rv ... conversion
http://classifieds.castanet.net/showpro ... 70/cat/284

As Steve said, 25 years is going to be a long in the tooth class B.
I think you'll have to decide if you think it's worth the money, or whether you might
want to spend more to get something newer and potentially less problematic.
Or, it could be a reno project if you have the time, patience, skill, and money.
If the company that made them (Okanagan) is still around, you might try asking them
what they think, before you commit to anything.
http://www.okanaganrv.com/

Good luck.

[Old Dude]

I don't know how to give much more info, as I have only seen one small photo of the exterior.
THANKS ALL!!

[markopolo]

Is it this one?



If it is in good shape, no major rust etc. - then the price looks good.

[Old Dude]

WOW! That is the one. This computer thing is amazing.
THANKS