Slammed Volkswagen Baywindow Bus Vw on 2040-cars
Montebello, California, United States
1978 VW Baywindow Bus
Clean Title Original engine with 80xxx miles Runs excellent and driven daily ( smog passed ) All electrical works, heater,wipers, horn, radio, doom lights, even reverse lights All original paint ( Great patina) original interior in excellent condition,no rips or cracks on dash or panels.. Great original headliner! All seats including middle seat are in excellent condition Any rust?? Bus only has surface rust in the usual areas making a awesome original patina, I have a video link posted that shows some minor rust. I would say the "worst" area if i had to say would be the front windshield area but still repairable if you arent into the patina. Battery tray is great. Front driver and passenger floor have very minor rust ( see video) Now the cool stuff New Rims and New Tires 4 1/2 inch adjustable narrow beam 2 1/2 inch drop spindles 1/2 inch front tubing Notched rear end Lowered adjustable spring Plates Im sure im forgetting things so any questions just call or text 8..........1..8............72...05...7.9..........7 Asking 10k for a very complete baywindow,i even have the tire jack!! call or text for more info possible trades but it would have to be worth my wild as im more interested in cash for another project. |
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