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1967 Tintop Walk Thru Ez Camper Documented Dry Californian Survivor on 2040-cars
Year:1967
Mileage:0
Location:
Longview, Washington, United States
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** NOTE ***- I have over 70 additional pictures on the link below or go to my web site WESTCOASTSAMBA . ORG *** Additional pictures and information as well as other nice VW buses can be seen on my web site WESTCOASTSAMBA . ORG *** Please contact me if you have a feed back score of 3 or lower prior to bidding or your bid will be cancelled *** Click on the photo bucket link below for over 70 additional pictures
1967 Tin Top Walk Through EZ Camper. Originally delivered to San Fransisco on February 24th 1967. I chose to do a preservation restoration on this van as it was in such good condition and I wanted to keep it as original as possible. This van spent its life in California and southern Oregon where I purchased it. Rebuilt 1600cc motor, rebuilt freeway flyer transmission. New front floor corners. Solid dry Californian survivor. Interior is in excellent condition and mostly original. Previous owner owned a VW shop so needless to say this van has been maintained, cared for and loved. Every thing works. Runs and drives like a new van.... I have the decoded M-Code plate information listed below. Motor/Transmission- Very low miles on rebuilt 1600cc motor, rebuilt carb, new battery, alternator, vac hoses, fuel lines, throttle cable. Engine bay is extremely clean. Aluminum finned oil pan, new heater boxes (heater works very good) new heater cables, voltage regulator, empi exhaust/muffler. Rebuilt free way flyer transmission, rebuilt reduction boxes.This van has just had a complete tune up. Paint/Body- One repaint over OG paint (pearl white L-87). Super strait body, perfect door and body gaps, no accidents or collisions. Sand blasted and painted bumpers and rims.Super solid and dry bus. Brand new front floor corners professionally installed. Solid dog legs, rear corners, gutters, cargo doors, front floors, cargo floor, jack points, inner rockers are perfect. No rust on undercarriage. Minimal rust on left and right lower rockers only. I inspected the nose closely after I pulled the kick panels out. Nose is solid with no rust or any collisions. Interior- Brand new front seat upholstery, Dash is perfect and uncut, brand new kick and door panels cut out of 1/8 inch birch wood and painted to the factory color, texture and finish. These panels are much better than the cheap fiber board door panels being sold on the samba and won't warp over time.... Most of the interior is completely original and in excellent condition as seen in the pics. The original wood headliner is absolutely perfect. The rear camping seat upholstery is in excellent condition. There is a tear on the lower back seat which I covered up with a nice blanket to keep it from getting worst. The original and hard to find spice rack/cupboard is in excellent condition. The interior paint is in great condition. I have the rare storm windows which install were the screens go. These are always missing and great to have if your camping or driving in colder climates. All electrical works perfect. All lights, dash lights, camp lights, fuel gauge ect, ect work as they should. No electrical issues what so ever. Meticulously maintained by previous owner. Other- New dual circuit master cylinder, new brake soft lines, new brakes, wheel cylinders, shoes, brand new left and right tie rod ends, alignment, newer tires, original jack and lug wrench, rare double pang storm windows, original m code plate and California state ID badge. Repacked wheel bearings all the way around. 1967 is the first year of 12 volt electrical system. Rare survivor Californian tin top walk through survivor. Many hours went into the preservation of the bus. This was a labor of love. Every thing is in excellent working. Every dash, dome, camping light ect works perfect. This camper is ready for cross country driving and or camping/traveling adventurers. All mechanical issues have been addressed down to the smallest detail.. Excellent investment quality VW Camper bus. I tried to list every thing but know I left out some things. Feel free to call any time with questions. **** I have the decoded M-Code information below **** I can have this bus shipped to your front door at whole sale cost I also can ship world wide ** Over 70 Additional pictures and information as well as other nice VW buses can be seen on my web site WESTCOASTSAMBA . ORG (360)813-8332
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