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1968 Vw Bus Riviera Camper on 2040-cars
US $1,600.00
Year:1968
Mileage:12345
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Hey your looking at a 1968 VW Riviera camper ----- it has all the camper interior inside -- Dometic refer, z-bed, curtains,stove, propane tank ---cabinets etc... --- this conversion also included the earlier pop-top (small square) that is complete --- a dual port 1600 that turns over by hand in unknown condition --- it is a rusty bus though in my opinion --- could use a front clip and front floors but I have seen FAR worse patched/bandaided and used as daily drivers --- the cargo area looks great --- no holes in the rockers but bubbly --- battery tray should be replaced / repaired --other side is useable/repairable --- I am selling this as a parts bus but if you have the time and energy anything is possible (I currently have neither and need this out of my garage) --- all the lights are there and the dash and electrical look complete and un-hacked --- I have the pink slip signed by the past owner and no other history --- this bus is being sold as a complete parts bus with title DOES NOT RUN OR STOP --- needs complete restoration or for parts -- not currently registered -- and sold as-is -- where- is. The bus is located @ 95531 far northern California right off HWY 101 --- I can put you in touch with a shipper that works in the area if needed -- PLEASE don't bid on this if you don't want to follow through with the deal *Please* ---the bus must be removed from my property within 30 days from auction end or storage fee will be charged
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