1968 Chevy Sportvan 108 on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Body Type:VAN
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:350 / 5.7 L / Small Block V-8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: G20 Van
Trim: 108" wheelbase
Drive Type: 2WD
Mileage: 100,000
Number of Doors: 6
You are bidding on 1968 Chevy Sportvan 108. This is the year and model that they based the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine on. The van boasts a powerful (running) Chevy 350, 5.7 L, V-8 Small Block with a 350 Turbo automatic transmission. If you like windows, well this is your van. There's a total of 13 to ensure that you don't miss anything on your cross country adventure. If you're looking for a manual 3 on the tree, well you can have that too. This van was converted to an automatic transmission and still has the column shift, shift linkages, and clutch pedal. As you can see in the pictures this van was mated with a 1970's VW Westfalia camper bus. The interior is a Westfalia sleeper sofa with some cabinetry. The Westfalia pop top includes the upper bunk, but the canvas does have some holes. It's an interesting combination, but if you wanted to return it to stock it wouldn't be hard. Plus, if you sold the Westfalia interior you could get some good money to offset other dreams you have for the van. It's a project with some rust repair, but it's nothing patch panels and some TLC couldn't cure. It's definately an eye catcher with plenty of power, it just needs someone to take it to the next level. These vans are near impossible to find especially in this condition. I searched all over the internet and had a hard time finding this one. Not only does it have windows, but it's the longer wheelbase as well. If you need pictures or info I will get back to you promptly, I know how it is to wait on answers via email. I had all intentions to restore this van, but the engine in my VW bus gave out, so here I am. I'm not looking to make a profit, I just need the cash to get my daily driver back up and running again. Thanks for looking!
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