1970 Volkswagen Camp Mobile Bus Vanagon Westfalia Camper Made In Germany on 2040-cars
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1970 Volkswagen Camp Mobile Bus Vanagon Westfalia Camper Made In Germany
1970 Volkswagen Bus,Westfalia Weekender Camper Van aka Camp mobile. One of the most sought after VW's. All original one owner. The owner was a UT professor that had ordered it new from the factory and then picked it up overseas. He then road tripped to many country's there for about a year and finally had it shipped over to America. It runs well and has clear Texas title and current inspection sticker. The inside is like a mini Rv. It has the roll out child size cot that snaps in over the front seat. It has a slightly larger cot which folds out in the roof just under the pop-top camper. The back seat folds out and makes into an adult size bed, which can sleep two adults. The back bench seat and middle seat opens up for storage and it has a small coat closet and a pantry. It also has a fold up table in the back along with sink and mini fridge. The owner had the motor rebuilt once with all original/German parts, so it runs great. We recently put brand-new tires on it, had a tuneup and some brake work done. This is a very nice example of all original untouched bus that's spent its life in Texas. No major rust or major problems. Due to its age and normal wear it could use some tlc on a few items, ie, the canvas on the pop top, the cloth orig. window binds are brittle, would check all the drive line bushings, weatherstripping getting a bit dry and maybe a fresh coat of paint. Please contact me before biding. Also included are some extra small parts and books. This would be a perfect bus to restore or enjoy it as it is. If interested text or call me at 512 771 434 1 My ebay ratings are very important to me, so please feel free to contact me with any questions. You Tube Video Link..... http://youtu.be/bYC4e4F2-As |
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