1984 Vw Vanagon Westfalia Camper (2nd Owner) Runs Great! on 2040-cars
Stuart, Florida, United States
1984 VW Vanagon Westfalia Camper (2nd owner) runs great! This
Volkswagen van was brought over from Germany by its’ first owner, who
maintained it very well. The standard transmission works great. I inherited
this van, so I don’t know as much about it, however I know it runs great and to
my knowledge doesn’t have any problems. From November to December last it was
driven on a two month tour of the south and down to the Florida keys. We will
not ship. The built in original kitchen includes; a refrigerator, sink, icebox, gas stove and swivel shelf table, all are in very good working condition and are very clean. The new hemp canvas top with screen and new tires were installed in November of last year. The interior also includes lots of storage cabinets, including a coat closet and additional storage under the fold down seat/bed. The bed sleeps 2 and the popup top has a loft that sleeps two, for a total of 4. The van has the original Volkswagen AC/heat and cooling, but also includes a screen for the back hatch (back of van opens up) and is great for breezy nights. The custom curtains for all windows offer lots of privacy, but can be easily taken down and stowed as well. The exterior has a built in easy access propane tank, and electric and water hookups. It also has a water tank for sink use later when hookups may not be available. The two front seats turn around for additional seating space. |
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