1971 Volkswagen Busvanagon Camper on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
Mechanical:
Engine:
Brand new complete rebuilt 1600 dual port engine by reputable shop in Vista CA, rebuilt Bosch alternator, starter,
distributor, new fuel pump and wiring cables.
tested and serviced
Mechanical work:
-Transmission serviced
- Gas tank- removed, cleaned, fuel filler tube replaced, new clamps, new breather hoses,
- Brakes: Checked, inspected and working, good pads , lines and hoses.
- Steering: inspected and good
- Suspension: checked
- Wiring: inspected, new emergency flasher switch,
- Lights:upgrade to front halogen headlights, all new bulbs around
- original VW bus rims, powder coded white
- both bumpers extra straight, powder coded white, perfect splash panels
- New battery
- Brand New Tires
Bodywork:
Body repainted and clearcoded about 2 years ago to two tone red / of white paint - since that the bus was not on
road - the bus was in restoration process
- Fiberglass top repainted
- New pop top seal with 3 windows, new pop top liners
- Electric wiring checked and cleaned including main wiring harness, replaced all bulbs and fuses,
(all lights, headlights, and blinkers work)
Other new parts:
- front outside handles, VW logo hubcaps, shaded front windshield glass
- both outside mirrors
- sunvisors, inner mirror
- turn signal lenses and seals
- side markers
- both taillight lenses
- chrome headlight rings
- both outside front door scrapers, inner scrapers
- New window seals: windshield seal, Rear hatch, rear side windows (both sides), sliding door seal, front door
seals
- original german rear hatch to body seal
- front bumper pads
Camping equipment:
Quality handwork replicas of: Side cabinet, headbanger cabinet, Z bed and jumper seat with density foam and new
OEM mustard vinyl, sink cabinet with powder coded sink, spice rack and hand pump.
- Original folding table.
- Original style cabinet handle on all doors
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