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For auction is a 1967 Volkswagen Type 2 (bus). This is not a complete vehicle, and it is in need of a total restoration. All major body panels are existing, but many other parts are not. Most notably, the engine, transaxle, front suspension, seats, and bumpers are missing. Many of the Westfalia cabinets are still present, and although the wood is not much good, they could be used for patterns. The Westfalia VIN badge is present on the panel beneath the rear seat/bed. Interior lights, jalousie windows, curtainrods and tracks, and pop-top are present. There is a crack in the pop-top that could potentially be repaired.

I have included photos from every angle so you can clearly see the rust damage that will need repair. The underside is in fair condition at the front and back, but the middle of both frame rails and the passenger side middle are very rusty and need complete replacement. Patch panels are available for all the rusty areas.

The bus is located in a driveway, on blocks, ready for a flat-bed truck to pull it on. It will be the buyer's responsibility to arrange transportation. I will provide the address upon payment.

This vehicle does not have a title. I will provide a bill of sale upon purchase.

This is a decent project bus for a low reserve price. Please ask any questions prior to bidding. Thanks for looking.

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