1965 Vw Bus Patina Splitscreen Split Window Volkswagen Kombi Microbus Van on 2040-cars
Kooskia, Idaho, United States
For sale is a 65' Kombi Split Window Bus. This bus started out as a Dove Blue SO42 Westfalia tin top camper. When I got it, the camper kit was long gone, and it had a respray of lighter blue and white which has a nice patina to it. The bus has a good tight running 1776 DP motor, with brand new header and quiet pack muffler. Some highlights: The Good: -Runs, drives, steers, stops. -New brakes (Brand new master cylinder, wheel cylinders, soft lines, and all shoes) -Most metal work is done (inner outer rockers on both sides, cargo and front floor sections, partial p/s dogleg) -Good running 1776 Dual Port motor with rebuilt heads -New starter -Solid & Dry body- original battery tray is in great shape! -Converted to 12 Volt -All new window seals except for door glass. -New Rear Mat -New TMI Front Seat Covers -Rear bay window seat included The Bad: -Transmission drip from one side (needs gasket) -Needs some minor bodywork (corners, nose, p/s wheel well) -Some old bodywork in rear corners. -Electrical needs finishing (I will be working on this until it is sold) -Wiper is 6v and wiper arms are missing -1 side window is cracked, but does not leak. -Missing rear bumper -Deck lid is bent Included but not pictured are 4 hubcaps, the missing engine tin (will be installed),and the blinker switch. Clean title in my name will arrive in 3 weeks. Overseas buyers encouraged! Delivery to the UK or Germany from my house is around $2000-3000 door to door. I can store the bus on my property here after it is paid in full until it is picked up. USA or Overseas buyers- I have a lot of good shippers that can deliver the bus to you no matter where you live! Asking $15,000 USD- no trades please- need the money for another restoration I have waiting. _________________ Serious buyers feel free to text or call 970-775-3437 |
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