1969 Deluxe 2 Owner 200 Miles On New Motor Very Dry, Solid & Original Vw Bus on 2040-cars
Longview, Washington, United States
** NOTE ***- I have over 50 additional pictures on the link below or go to my web site WESTCOASTSAMBA . ORG *** Additional pictures and information as well as other nice VW buses can be seen on my web site WESTCOASTSAMBA . ORG *** Please contact me if you have a feed back score of 3 or lower prior to bidding or your bid will be cancelled *** OVER 50 ADDITIONAL PICTURES CAN BE SEEN ON THE PHOTO BUCKET LINK BELOW 1969 VW Bus Deluxe 8 passenger. I bought this van from the same owner since the early 70's. Documented two owner bus. The OG key fits all locks and ignition, (one key fits all locks). Only 119,000 original miles. The previous owner was a well known VW mechanic from the NW. Numbers matching motor and transmission. Nice headliner and seats. Newer front seat upholstery. The OG motor was rebuilt and updated with dual port heads. New brakes, soft lines, master cylinder, wheel cylinders, shoes all the way around. All new fuel lines, rebuilt carb, new clutch ect. The van still has it's Original Washington plates and clear 1970's title. OG radio. Rare Z bed, I have never seen this option in a deluxe before. The rear seat folds down into a full bed. Only one repaint done in the 90's to its factory original paint code. Beautiful patina. I had my body shop polish out the paint to a amazing finish, Some what rare factory red color. Very dry bus with only minor rust. Engine- Rebuilt 1600cc with less than 200 miles. Numbers matching, we decided to upgrade to dual port heads for more power. New rods, cam, lifters, main and cam bearings, push rod tubes, heavy duty oil pump, clutch, pressure plate, throw out bearing, oil pressure sensor, valves, 87mm pistons, rebuilt carb, all new fuel and vac lines. The case was line bored, all tins were sand blasted and repainted. Empi header exhaust with new heater boxes. (The heater works great). (The motor was rebuilt by a local VW master mechanic). I have all receipts and paper work for all work listed Paint/Body- Some what rare factory red. One repaint done in the early 90's. I had the paint professionally polished. The patina on this bus is awesome. Arrow strait body. No signs of ever being in a wreck. Rockers, cargo floor, front floor, dog legs, ect solid. Newer front window gasket. Interior- The front seats have been recently reupholstered, nice middle and rear seat in excellent condition. Original headliner is in excellent condition, with no rips. Original radio that still has factory warranty card attached as seen in the pictures. The factory Z bed cushion is in good condition. The interior is mostly original and in excellent condition for its age. Brakes- All new brake system. New master cylinder, shoes and wheel cylinders front and rear, all drums were turned (machined). New soft lines front and rear. I have receipts for all brake work as well. Other- Newer Hancook tires, brand new spare tire, original manuals and books, the gas gauge works periodically, it will need to be replaced at some point. The new brakes will need to be readjusted after a few hundred miles. A very nice, dry and original 1969 Deluxe. I like the factory z bed, gives you the best of both worlds, a 8 passenger bus and a camper all in one. Mechanically this van has been mostly gone through. Perfect daily driver. **** I can have this bus shipped to your front door at whole sale cost ** Over 50 Additional pictures and information as well as other nice VW buses can be seen on my web site WESTCOASTSAMBA . ORG (360)813-8332 |
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Earlier, it had been considered all but certain that the SUV, likely a production version of the CrossBlue concept (pictured above), would be built in Tennessee. However, it seems the Chattanooga factory might have competition to produce it. In emails obtained by The Detroit News, VW's lawyer wrote to the Tennessee economic development department in January saying, "While we understand there are some 'non-deal' issues that are causing a delay in the TN solution, VW has been successful in reaching agreement on terms at the alternative locations."
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