1975 Vw Bus/transporter 2 Awesome Project. Florida Title.hippie Wagon on 2040-cars
Fort Myers, Florida, United States
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I have a 1975 VW BUS / TRANSPORTER 2 that is a project but everything is there just needs tlc. I had all intentions of redoing this bus but I have bought a house and I need to focus on that. It has a lot of surface rust an some normal rust holes for these buses under the front windshield.
Engine: From the research I've done it is a 1800CC motor that needs some tlc. It was running when I got it but needed motor mounts and now after sitting for a year its not starting. could be a fuel issue or it could need points or something. I don't know and don't have time to mess with it. Exterior: Rust holes under front windshield and door foot steps. Surface rust on the top and sides in areas. pretty straight body though for most part. Has a hole in front windshield but all other glass is good and in working order. has brand new tires. Interior: headliner needs replacing,front seats need reupholstered, has ac and heat but not working,is an automatic which is rare,back seats are good has folding rear seat and sink looking thing. dash is good. floor board has some rust holes. Frame: frame is straight and has slight surface rust nothing major. Like I said I just bought a house and want this gone. Make all resonable offers. This will sell to the highest bidder. I have title in hand and keys for it. I live in Ft.Myers FL any questions feel free to call me at 239-340-4360 |
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