73 Vw Camper Bus-westfalia-restored And Ready To Camp! Rare Automatic on 2040-cars
Franklin, North Carolina, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:2000cc porsche 914 motor
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 86,000
Make: Volkswagen
Exterior Color: Sahara Beige
Model: Bus/Vanagon
Trim: Jalousie Windows, Side Sliding Door
Drive Type: RWD
No rust, excellent exterior with new paint job. New canvas top with 3 windows and outside striped awning. Interior has new upholstery and wood floor, very good original cabinetry and hand-painted accents around ceiling. Back door panel has hand-painted scene of the Sahara Desert. Extremely clean and ready to camp. New upholstery on driver/passenger seats, new door panels, new visors, new panel below dash. Original motor runs well and I assume the mileage is original. Brakes newly redone, all window rubber replaced...no leaks! Only work necessary to complete is some wiring under the dash and replacement of the rubber matting on the pedestals under the driver/passenger seat. Bus is always garaged. $500.00 deposit thru paypal, balance by bank wire transfer upon pick-up or before shipping. Shipping is buyer's responsibility. Located in Western North Carolina. Email or call with any questions: 828-524-8090
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