1968 Vw Bus Kombi 15 Windows Imported In Los Angeles By Vintagebusimport on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
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Exclusively imported by vintagebusimport This bus is 99% rust free as well as all our buses. There is a little bit of rust on the cargo area (not cancer just surface rust) and on the front area as most of the buses of this age. It would be the perfect candidate for a full restoration. There are no weldings, bondo and things like that. The bus had probably a different color before but we dont know which one. You can see little cracks here and there on the body but absolutely nothing serious, the bus is absolutely dry. If there is bondo under the few cracks on the body, it is absolutely unsignificant and REALLY thin!!.(Less that 1mm) The bus is complete with its 2 rear benches ( 9 passengers on the title), starts right away, drives very well . No interior panels( which also allow you to see there is nothing hidden). The engine compartment has been degreased and just sprayed to make it cleaner only. > Registration not included ( about $700). THE BUS IS NOT REGISTERED YET AS THE FUTUR OWNER COULD BE ABROAD WHICH ALLOW US TO SHIP WITH THE CURRENT ORIGINAL TITLE AND YES it can be registered in CA. > Foreigner buyers: Please provide serious references as we do not want to waste our time with "Ghost"buyers SPECIFICATIONS: - 9 passengers bus - Rebuit 1500cc engine ( Just rebuilt and all new seal everywhere), fuel lines from the tank have been changed too - Transmission shifts perfectly and does not pop out, - Brakes work good - Electricity is 100% operational: everything on the bus work. We will add a horn button on the steering as it is missing - 2 rear new shocks - Front and rear bumpers in excellent condition - 2 new rear lenses ( US style) - All window seal are fresh and not cracked at all THINGS TO DO TO MAKE THIS BUS GORGEOUS: - New paint job: the body work is almost unsignificant. The bus is already nice but its what we would do to make it gorgeous - Upholstery - Door panels, kick panels, front floor mat Why it is a 1968 vw bus type 2 split screen ? ( Frequently asked question): Production in germany: 1950 - 1967 Production in brazil: 1950 - 1975 ( Postponed to 1975) For your references and the history of vw buses production ( Wikipedia): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_Type_2 As we can deal with customers from abroad, we will be than happy to assist you the best way we can to export. We use to deal with DIRECT EXPRESS INC, 303w artesia Blvd, 90220 Los Angeles ( 310 324 2100) which is THE BEST company in Los angeles with a remarkable customer service. If you have any questions, we will be more than happy to help you. |
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