1987 Volkswagon Weatfalia Campmobile on 2040-cars
Point Pleasant, West Virginia, United States
Engine:2.1L L4 FI 4 cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:owner
Year: 1987
Mileage: 79,820
Make: Volkswagen
Exterior Color: White
Model: Bus/Vanagon
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: Westfalia 4-door
Drive Type: automatic
1987 Volkswagon Vanagon Westfalia This vehicle has been in the same family since new. This Westfalia spent most of it's life in Florida, from 1987 to 5-25-2010 and then it came to West Virginia. Original paint still has nice shine. Has 79,820 original miles. Clean inside and out. Everything works as it should. The only thing I can think of is that it maybe could use a shot of freon. It has a new battery. new alternator, new weather stripping, original hubcaps and also almost new radial tires. This vehicle runs great and drives great. This vehicle runs on gas and has a 4 cylinder engine. If this vehicle is not as I described it when you come to pick it up, you don't have to take it, and deposit will be returned. If you need it shipped I will work with you on the shipping. At the end of the auction I require $200.00 payment through Pay Pal. You will have 7 days to pay in full. Cash or cashiers check when it is picked up. CLEAR CARFAX! Do NOT E-MAIL ME ! CALL me if you have any questions, 304-675-7773. You are more than welcome to come and see it or test drive it at anytime.
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