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Epsey 3 year s ago
That's not worth $15,000. More like 3500.
       
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Ophi 3 year s ago
Epsey,

Your wisdom is amazing.
       
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Onnie 3 year s ago
Epsey,

The title says $149,000, not $15,000. Learn math in the USA did you?
       
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Eliphalet 3 year s ago
Onnie,

US$ is a metric system - they struggle with it shoot
       
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Pinckney 3 year s ago
Eliphalet,

okay, than expressed in "Feet$": 492.126 ft$
       
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Ivy 3 year s ago
Onnie, so smug, yet you couldn’t even comprehend Epsey’s comment.
       
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Eliphalet 3 year s ago
Ivy,

150'000 AUD are 81'444,9 Pounds

81'444,9 Pounds are 36'942.79 kg

does this information help?
       
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Bridie 3 year s ago
good good good
       
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Jos 3 year s ago
I hope it has a good engine. When it was stock, it only went about 100km/h.
       
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Eliphalet 3 year s ago
Jos,

so, you had the 50PS aircooled version too?
       
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Bridgit 3 year s ago
So he basically built a new car, and used just a few old parts ...
       
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Mort 3 year s ago
"restore".
That looks more like a "rebuild using a few of the original parts".
Ship of Theseus.
       
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Lawrence 3 year s ago
IDK, to me it looks like $148,5K.
       
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Rian 3 year s ago
You do know it say Australian $ right? Right? Guys?
       
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Phil Hoken, 40, from New South Wales, bought what was remaining of this Volkswagen Kombi. The van was lying on its side, had no windows, lights, or interior, but Phil saw its potential. It took him ten months to restore the car and turn it into a great mobile home which he eventually sold for $149 thousand.

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