1987 Volkswagon Vanagon on 2040-cars
Santee, California, United States
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This van is ready to roll. Good condition a few bumps and bruises aside. The van has been garaged for the most part for the last 2 years (just a few outings to the mountains here and there).
The engine was replaced by the original owner after 150,000 miles and the previous owner replaced the transmission (about 50,000 miles ago). I have performed regular maintenance and the engine runs beautifully.
There are a few scrapes/scratches on each of the corners of the bumpers and a rust spot below the windshield. Other than that the body of the van is great. The interior is almost perfect, very well taken care of.
All the original bells and whistles are included. Head rests, window shades, side panels to the removable rear facing seats.
I also have a good sized box full of maintenance records including the receipts for the engine and transmission as well as very meticulous notes about oil changes/gas fill-ups and mileage (it gets about 18 mpg).
I'm bummed to be selling it but I no longer have any good reason to keep it. Gotta move on.
I purchased the vehicle from the 5th owner in Oakland a couple years ago. The original owner, as you will be able to see by his records, was very meticulous. I used it as a daily commuter/camping van for about a year then put it in my mom's garage. I've only really used it for a couple big trips in the past couple years so I can't really justify taking up the space in the garage anymore.
Everything still works besides the AC. Power locks are good, speakers are good, power mirrors are good. I did bust one mirror off a few years ago and haven't gotten around to fixing it properly but the lines are still connected and functional. The mirror is still on the van though, just not properly epoxied.
A deposit of $500.00 at the end of the auction on pay pal. From there we can work out delivery or pickup arrangements.
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