1982 Volkswagen Westfalia Diesel All Original Vary Low Miles on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
1982 Volkswagen Westfalia Diesel 1.6
this is a rare bus it is a great running diesel it has been family owned since New never repainted everything works propane stove refrigerator sink lights NO rips in canvas great looking and great driving there is NO rust i took it to a shop to put it on a lift to take pics of the undercarriage go camping and dont worry you will not have any problems it has been a great bus taking us many places with many memories here is some spcs 1) Kitchen Block 71 cm wide x 50 cm deep, sink, electric pump for tap, draining board and cover plate. 2) Camping seat left side with integrated freshwater tank size of tank as Vanagon Camper brochure shows 7.5 Gallons (approx 30 litres) whilst Vanagon Brochure states 14.5 US gallon (55 litres) for P22. 3) Clothes closet over the engine bay. 4) Roof locker below roof bed. 5) Cushion 120 cm wide over the engine bay. 6) Full width rock n roll bed (bed is 188 cm x 160 cm at the front and 188 cm x 120 cm at rear when folded out) with bedding storage area under seat. 7) Rear table on swinging arm (80 cm x 40 cm) with off white surface finish and dark brown edging trim. 8) Front table on swinging arm (60 cm x 40 cm) with off white surface finish and dark brown edging trim. 9) Large 30 litre (8 US Gallon) icebox. 10) Three point seat belts in front and 3 x rear lap belts. 11) Two Speed Front Windshield Wipers. 12) Speedometer. 1980 -1983 VW Westfalia Vanagon Camper Pop Top Roof Luggage rack with tie down hooks over the drivers cab. Inner lining of roof was a soft flock material. Canvas had a large opening aperture at the front with a zippable mosquito net. Double bed in pop top roof 185 cm x 122 cm. The double bed in the roof on pop tops was light brown for all early Vanagons. The roof canvas on pop tops was light brown for all early Vanagons.One transistor 12 volt light above sink. 110 volt AC duplex power outlet with master switch, circuit breaker and external electrical connection. External water hook up for city water (this means to connect mains water supply direct to van). Removable insect screen for rear tailgate this is a wonderful BUS only going to increase in value you want a great Westfalia here it is please bid responsibly if you have any question or want to inspect please call we are here to help you in your purchase bid with confidence there is a $1000 paypal deposit required when the auction ends in 24HR full payment in 3 days 503-757-8862 here is a test drive youtube link |
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