1966 Voltswagen Campmobile on 2040-cars
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Body Type:Minivan, Van
Engine:1600 duel port
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Volkswagen
Model: Bus/Vanagon
Drive Type: standard
Mileage: 34,152
Sub Model: campmobile
Trim: none
Exterior Color: Blue
Interior Color: baige/wood
This volkswagen sat for a number of years. The bus runs good The original title had 34,152 miles but in PA PENN.D.O.T. allows for 10,000 miles per year for every year thereafter. Its a four speed with working reverse, the clutch does not slip but the body needs lots of work. The campmobile sleeps four and the main bed converts into a table with four seats. The reason the vehicle sat for so long is the previous owner disconnected all the wiring in an attempt to find a short. The short is still there I just disconnect the battery after each use. I think its in the voltage regulator. Don't get me wrong this VW needs a complete electrical overall and the brakes work but they fade. I would keep it but I'm getting too old to do all the work that needs to be done. The vehicle is worth restoring.
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Let's have some fun, and do some math. We're talking pretty rudimentary stuff, multiplication and division, to figure out if the upcoming Volkswagen Jetta Hybrid can make a baseline case for itself against two very strong competitors in this segment. The competitors in question, at least for now, are two more Jettas: the diesel-drinking TDI and the fit-for-the-masses SE with VW's long-serving 2.5-liter engine.
To keep the equations clean and simple (hey, we're writers), we'll calculate based on the most flattering EPA miles per gallon stat from highway driving for all cars, assume a healthy 20,000 miles driven per year, and factor in today's average cost for the respective fuels these three require: diesel (TDI), regular (SE) and premium (Hybrid). We'll also start with the base prices for all models.
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