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1974 Vw Bus on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:999999
Location:

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States
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Serious bidder only PLEASE!!


1974 Tin-top Camper,Clean Daily Driver!! 
  


OVERALL condition:
-Solid bus, very very little to NO RUST!!
-Runs and drives well

-Beautiful underside.
-Very nice and solid front floor, cargo floor , rockers, roof, gutter, lower front nose, chassis ALL SOLID!! 
-Not sure if the paint is original, I think that it is original and will shine just need some polishing! 


Engine and Transmission: 

-Engine has good compression, running on all 4 cylinders, I believe it is 1700cc 
-Stock Dual carbs in good working order. 
-Transmission and Clutch work perfectly! NO Problems at all 
-Exhaust has some leaks, I do have a NEW (in box) exhaust system to go with the bus. 
-All Electrical work as it should. 

BODY: 
-Body is in very good condition except there are small dents at bottom of sliding door and lower right rear corner. 
-Complete original interior 
-Good tires and brakes. 
-Good clean title and ready to go. All numbers matching! 
-Original seat upholstery is not in greatest shape. 
-Starts right up! 
-Good glass all around 
-Solid windshield frame 
-Solid nose (no major dents) 
-All doors locks 
-Nice roof 


Bumper blade inside the bus is not included! 


Shipping at buyer expense. 
I can bring to nearest port for free of charge. 


I drove the bus around town and it felt great! I felt confident that you could drive this bus anywhere but the bus will be sold "AS IS" NO warranty or guaranty!!


Give me a call if you are truly interested! 
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS: 

I require a $500 non-refundable PayPal deposit immediately, up on auction end or within 24hrs (Paypal fee 4%) or as long as I receive full amount.

The final purchase price  will be due and paid in full within (7) business days via bank deposit or wire transfer. Once the funds clear, we will forward you the title 

VW Bus will be released to the new owner. The final payment MUST be verified and cleared by our bank prior to releasing the truck. Please, do not bid if you are not a serious buyer and do not have funds readily available. As a bidder, you are urged to inspect and/or ask any questions prior to making a bid. 

By bidding on this vehicle, you understand and accept that you are bidding to own this vehicle; there will be NO warranties, buybacks, or refunds. All sales are final; no exceptions. 

The winning bidder must contact us immediately via email upon winning the auction. The email must include all your contact details. 

I will be happy to work with your shipper throughout the entire process. The buyer will be responsible for any/all transportation charges, taxes, and title fees if required by there state or country.


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