1976 Vw Westy Pop Up Camper Weekender ***runs And Drives Excellent*** on 2040-cars
Walden, New York, United States
Engine:Pancake
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Sub Model: Weekender
Make: Volkswagen
Exterior Color: Orange
Model: Bus/Vanagon
Interior Color: Brown
Trim: Camper
Drive Type: Manual
Mileage: 999,999
This is a 1976 Vw Westy Pop Up Camper. It Runs and drives excellent. It is used daily. It has some rust on the body but the underneath is excellent. Frame is great. Pans are good. Interior is good and all complete except the driver side door panel and radio. All lights, wipers, brakes, tires, etc... are all good. The pop up goes up and down nicely. Engine is the pancake and has been all re done. New exhaust as well. Mechanically this Van is very good. Other then the body rust I showed van is very good. I showed all the worst spots on the body. Please call/ text/ email 845 401 7423 with any questions. This vehicle must be paid for in full within 3 days NO EXCEPTIONS. Do not bid if you do not have the money. Yes this vehicle can be driven home. It is driven daily and drives excellent. Goes through all the gears. Does not smoke or over heat. Thank you.
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