1971 Volkswagen Kombi Vw ( Westfalia ? Vanagon ? ) Camper Pop Top Bus on 2040-cars
North Brookfield, Massachusetts, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Volkswagen
Drive Type: manual
Model: Bus/Vanagon
Mileage: 79,600
Trim: Camper
The last time it ran was about a year after I parked it. I drove it from Northboro and parked it behind the barn. After that for about the next year, I would go out and start it every once in awhile. That got old quick.
There is also a “child” hammock up top that clips in over the front seats for the kiddo in the family to sleep.
For years the roof canvas was fine but in the last five or so the mice and moths got to it.
If you would like we can pop the top some afternoon and check it out.
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