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Extremely Nice Westfalia!!!!!!! on 2040-cars

US $23,950.00
Year:1969 Mileage:86133
Location:

Oxnard, California, United States

Oxnard, California, United States
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HERE IS ANOTHER BEAUTY BY VDUB CLASSICS. THIS IS AN EXTREMELY CLEAN 1969 " TIN TOP " WESTFALIA. THIS BUS HAS RECENTLY UNDERGONE AN EXTENSIVE COSMETIC MAKE OVER, ALONG WITH QUITE A BIT OF MECHANICAL WORK AND UP DATEING. THE ENTIRE BUS WAS DISMANTELD FOR PAINT AND BODY, ALL WINDOWS REMOVED ALONG WITH EVERY PIECE OF TRIM AND HARDWARE TO GET THE BEST RESULTS FROM PAINT JOB. THE BUS WAS COMPLETELY COVERED IN PRIMER SEALER PRIOR TO PAINT WICH IS A GORGOUSE SAGE GREEN AND CREAMY OFF WHITE 2 TONE, LAYED ON NICE AND THICK AND THEN BUFFED TO A BEAUTIFUL SMOOTH FINISH. THE BUS WAS THEN REASEMBLED WITH ALL NEW RUBBER WINDOW SEALS, ALL NEW DOOR SEALS AND NEW LIGHT LENSES AND SEALS.

  THE INTERIOR IS ONE OF THE NICEST YOU WILL SEE. WE COMPLETELY REPLACED EVERY PIECE OF WOOD IN THE BUS WITH A BRAND NEW VDUB CLASSICS CAMPER INTERIOR. THIS THING IS A KNOCK OUT!! ALL CABINETES ARE QUALITY MADE OF FRESH NEW BALTIC BIRCH WOOD ALONG WITH MATCHING FLOOR, CEILING AND SIDE PANELS; ALL MADE FROM ORIGINAL WESTFALIA TEMPLATES. IT EVEN HAS A NICE, NEW ICE BOX. ALL UPHOLSTERY WAS CUSTOM MADE WITH OUR VINYL, TWEED AND WHITE PIPING DESIGN IN A NICE BEIGE TO COMPLEMENT THE BEAUTIFUL NEW WOOD WORK.

  THE ENGINE WAS REMOVED AND GONE THROUGH WITH ALL NEW SEALS INCLUDING REAR MAIN SEAL. A NEW CLUTCH, CLUTCH CABLE, PRESSURE PLATE AND THROW OUT BEARING WERE INSTALLED TO INSURE SMOOTH SHIFTING. THE CARBURATOR AND FUEL PUMP WERE REPLACED WITH NEW, ALONG WITH FUEL LINES AND FILTER. COMPLETE TUNE UP WITH VALVE ADJUSTMENT AND OIL CHANGE, ELECTRONIC POINTS INSTALLED, ALL 4 CV AXLE BOOTS REPLACED ON TRANSAXLE AND BEARINGS REPACKED, TRANSAXLE FLUID CHANGE. NEW GERMAN MASTERCYLINDER, ALL 4 SOFT BRAKE LINES, ALONG WITH BRAKE FLUID FLUSH. REPLACED STEERING BOX, AND TIRES ARE NEAR NEW!!

  THIS IS A GREAT RUNNING BUS THAT STARTS RIGHT UP AND DRIVES NICELY DOWN THE ROAD. THE ENGINE IS TIGHT AND RESPONSIVE, THE TRANSMISSION IS ONE OF THE QUIETEST, SMOOTH RUNNING I’VE DRIVEN, ALL ELECTRICAL IS IN WORKING ORDER ( GAS GAUGE IS FINICKY ) WITH ALL LIGHTS WORKING PROPERLY INCLUDING TURN SIGNALS, EVEN THE ORIGINAL  HORN WORKS ON THIS ONE. NEW CD STEREO AND INTERIOR DOME LIGHTS. THIS IS ONE GORGEOUSE OLD BUS THAT HAS HAD COUNTLESS MAN HRS PUT INTO IT RECENTLY AND IT’S SURE TO MAKE THE LUCKY NEW OWNER HAPPY FOR YEARS TO COME. HOW EVER, PLEASE UNDERSTAND BEFOR BIDDING THAT THIS IS A 45 YEAR OLD CLASSIC CAR THAT HAS NO A/C , POWER BRAKES, FACTORY WARRANTY,  AIR BAGS, ETC... IT’S AN OLD VW BUS THAT’S GONNA TURN HEADS AND MAKE FOR GREAT WEEKEND GETAWAYS.

ENJOY!!! 

LOCAL BUYERS PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR A VEIWING IN PERSON. IM ALSO WILLING TO HELP CORDINATE WITH TRANSPORT COMPANIES FOR OUT OF AREA BUYERS.

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