My '62 Overlander now what?

[djbing67]

I have been a member for some time trying to get ideas and info as I'm sure most are also doing. The inside has been mostly removed only a few over head cabinets left, it was being used a wood kiln, the previous owner was stacking rough sawn lumber in it and using a wood stove to heat it up for drying the lumber.
I had dreams of restoring it back into a camper again but being without work for two years has put it on hold. And now I wonder if I should sell it to someone who can rescue the old girl.

[ALANSD]

If you don't really want to do all the work it would take, and that might be a whole lot.. why not sell it in the classifieds here or on Craig's List to someone who will.
No reflection on you, that big a job is just not for everyone.
Get a few bucks and maybe buy one closer to being done.

[KL's 77]

Don't sell. You won't get what it is worth. Look for somebody near you that may
have an interest in helping with the restore. Lots of AS enthusiasts there in Indiana.

[djbing67]

I agree with both of you I am not physically capable of doing a proper restoration now that I know what it means to restore it to original, and I would like to sell it but I want a fair price. I'm not sure what that is in it's current condition but I know somebody out there would get better use out of it than I am.

[RichHog]

Fair Price = what you paid for it or => what you paid for it + extra money for beer. Clean it up some, get some interior pirs and a good description of it and sell her. Could be someone out there wanting to restore one and you've already removed the insides making their job easier.

[tphan]

I suppose someone could use it as a "toy-hauler" as is, with that big back door- stick a big canoe in there, or motorcycles, or a sail-plane, or?? For the right price someone will buy it, and you'll know what the right price is when someone buys it! Good luck.

[djbing67]

I put her in the classifieds thanks for the thoughts everyone