1967 Volkswagen 13 Window Camper "split-window" In Baja California, Mexico. on 2040-cars
Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico
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pictures and details in this link http://greenbeanbaja.blogspot.mx/ Se vende VW BUS 67 “Green Bean” Compre este carro en 1985 en Tijuana Baja California, Mexico,
Este carro no ha dejado de viajar en Baja California, podras
ver fotos y mas informacion en su blogspot, cualquier duda y comentario lo recibire
tambien a traves del siguiente correo: m_alcazar_s@hotmail.com Se reconstruyo el motor en 2009, la transmision esta recien
reconstruida en excelentes condiciones. Se cambiaron los cilindros de los frenos frontales, lineas de
frenos traseros, cambio pastilla de distribuidor (electrico), bateria nueva. Detalles sencillos que arreglar y oxido en exterior, pero
los danos son reparables y no esta en peligro la estructura principal. I
will be able to hold Bus for new owner for 4 weeks. the car will be in
Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. I will not
ship or deliver, Winning bid is responsible for pick up and loading of Bus. any
Questions E-Mail m_alcazar_s@hotmail.com Thank You If you are sincerely interested in the
item, PLEASE e-mail me EARLY with
your interest & questions, & certainly bid on the item. If an outside
offer is received before the auction’s end, I will make every attempt to notify
all serious ebay bidders. |
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