1967 Pop Top Walk Thru Camper on 2040-cars
Huntington Beach, California, United States
1967 Rivera pop top walk thru camper
the bottom color is dark matalic emerald green
and top color is a light matalic green
needs new upholstery on seats and z-bed
this is a daily driver now,
new brakes all the way around.6 new wheel cylinders,4 new soft lines
cargo floor is solid,
lights work,front and back
dash uncut
horn works ,
fuel gauge works,
windshield wipers work
dog legs and jack points are solid,
it needs inner and outer rockers , on both sides, but you don't need to fix it if you don't want to
and front floor needs a little patch work ,but you can fix that why you drive it around
also needs pop top canvas
brand new 1641 Dual port motor its been rebuilt. its clean and runs great,
everything is new on motor!!!!
$10,000 or make me and offer I cant refuse!!!
714-679-5242
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