1965 Vw Bus on 2040-cars
Machias, Maine, United States
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UP FOR SALE IS A 1965 VW BUS, CAMPER EDITION. IT HAS SOME RUST AND NEEDS A FULL RESTORATION. THE INTERIOR IS COMPLETE BUT WILL NEED RESTORATION. THE ENGINE DOES NOT RUN. I BOUGHT THE BUS FROM A JUNK YARD. IT SAT FOR MANY YEARS AND HAS THE RUST TO SHOW FOR IT. THERE IS RUST ON THE BACK PART OF THE FRAME BUT IT IS FIXABLE. THE ROCKER PANELS WILL NEED TO BE REPLACED. THERE IS NO GLASS IN IT BUT I HAVE A PARTS BUS THAT GOES WITH IT THAT HAS ALL THE GLASS AND THE POP TOP. THE PARTS BUS IS A 67 WESTFALIA. I DO NOT HAVE A TITLE BUT I WILL PROVIDE A BILL OF SALE. MAINE DOES NOT REQUIRE TITLES FOR VEHICLES PRIOR TO 1995.
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