82 Custom 18 Window Sunroof on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
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You are bidding on an 1982 Custom 18 Window Deluxe Vanagon, "One of a kind" This bus has a fresh coat of paint on it's original paint, never in an accident and very little bond, the front end has been custom make to resemble the earlier split window with deluxe trim and stainless steel emblem adapted. The custom made canvas retractable sunroof is of the largest iv seen and the sky lights are made of 1/4" plexie. The interior is all new with a custom limousine seating in the rear, New carpet and large cargo area, the dash has been painted to give the feel of the earlier splity. The engine has been rebuilt and is a strong runner, the transmission shits like new, brakes fantastic, steers fantastic, suspensions still feels like brand new, i do believe the miles to be true. This bus experience is wonderful and very safe to drive, a daily drive for sure. Tires are 90% or more with a brand new Kenwood stereo iPod dock. Very nice car, everything works. have any questions call mark 323-947-9059 boxheadrev@yahoo.com
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