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1983 Volkswagon Vanagan L Westfalia
Water Cooled
46,888 Original Miles
"Runs and Drives Great"
"Very Well maintained and taken care of"
"Body is in Excellent condition"
"Interior is in Excellent Condition- All Chairs had seat covers, not rips, tears or burns in any beds or seats"
Includes all privacy curtains for entire van and rear bug screen
Working electrical hook up
Extra outlets have been custom wired in
Rear swivel table has a custom hinge added for easy access into rear cabinets
4 speed manual transmission, 1.9L watercooled
It is a full camper van, with very nice tent pop top, it has double burner stove, with 1.5 cubic refridgerator that works on 12 volts, 110 volt or propane.
Single sink with working electric water pump, 13.2 gallon fresh water holding tank or city hook up.
Sleeps 4 comfortably
2 swinging tables with passenger and captain chairs the swivel 180 degrees.
The Westfalia is in great condition, runs and drives great. The tires are almost brand new. New spark plugs installed September 1st 2014.
All windows work and glass is in great shape.
All gauges and lights work.
Included are all the original owners manuals for entire camper.

I welcome inspections and test drives BEFORE the auction ends
Payments by cash of wire transfer only. $500.00 Paypal deposit within 24 hours of winning bid.
I reserve the right to end the auction early.
For more pictures contact me through ebay.

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