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Vw Type 2 Westfalia Camper From Arizona on 2040-cars
US $7,100.00
Year:1972
Mileage:39900
Location:
Akron, Ohio, United States
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This is a very solid VW camper, originally purchased in Florida, then moved several years ago to Arizona. It sat for several years until I bought it to use for family trips. No longer used so time for it to go to another happy home. Very solid body, frame, and interior. Have taken interior out to refurbish but never got around to it. It will obviously be included in sale. This consists of :
Cabinet containing the propane stove (fuel tank is mounted under the body) Refrigerator that runs off of propane, 12 volts DC, or 110 volt AC Sink with faucet Two high back bucket seats ( low back seats are mounted in bus currently) Middle back seat Rear seat that folds to make into a bed for two adults Two cots for the children that mount just below the ceiling shirt closet storage for pots and pans underseat storage with two speakers mounted pop up top with decent canvas rear screen so you can leave door open and not get eaten alive by bugs crank out side windows for ventilation air conditioning condenser with drip catcher twin blowers to blow the cool air around assorted bits and pieces to make staying inside more enjoyable Runs and stops well. Doesn't seem to wander going down the road. The drivers door window glass is missing but I will include a complete, solid door with class and regulator in it. Needs one tire that won't hold air. No spare but have rim for one. Why spend this much for a rusted bucket when you can get this one, add a little tlc and start enjoying the summer while you do what you want to make it your own? You must arrange your own shipping, but just shipped it from Arizona and it was $775 to Ohio. Or you can come and pick it up yourself. Check out the pictures and decide. This is one solid bus and you will be pleasantly surprised. $1000 due at close of auction, remainder on or before pickup |
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