1964 Vw 11 Window Bus For Parts Or Thorough Resto on 2040-cars
Bozeman, Montana, United States
Engine:missing
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Red
Make: Volkswagen
Interior Color: White
Model: Bus/Vanagon
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: 11 window
Drive Type: None
Mileage: 91,588
This bus is in pretty rough shape, the previous owner used a torch to remove the rear chassis legs to make it sit level as a shed.... i know crappy. the front frame is decent and could be mounted with an axle, but everything from the cargo doors back is gone, the floor in the front is awesome, rust free, but some of the dog legs are rusty and bondoed over. From ten inches up to the roof is is very good shape and rust free, its the bottom that makes this a candidate to save other busses. has all glass minus the windshields, front doors are rust free and have minor dents, sliders in the doors are complete. cargo doors have been patched a time before, but could also be saved. The rear hatch is a large window, and in great shape. the roof is near flawless, rain gutters are totally rust free. inside is stripped, has no column or steering wheel, guages and dash are in good shape, has speedo and fuel guages. Plenty to restore, or plenty to save more than a couple buses in need!
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