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2003 Volkswagen Eurovan Mv Weekender Westfalia on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:34089 Color: has a dent on the driver
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United States

United States

Great van for camping and every day use.  The van comes with power windows, power locks, heated power mirrors, and heated seats for the passenger and driver.

The passenger cabin includes two rear facing seats and a front facing bench seat.  The bench seat folds down to create a bed.  Underneath one of the rear facing seats is a powered cooler which operates on a auxiliary battery. 

The roof of the vehicle raises up to create a padded sleeping area for 2 adults.

The passenger cabin includes a small table that folds out from the wall and a carpet mat.  The carpet under the mat still has its original plastic covering the vehicle's carpet.  Original plastic is also over the storage area under the seat in the back.

The van is equipped with a towing package that includes a 2" ball hitch along with a 4-prong trailer plug.  The exterior has a dent on the driver's door and a few scratches.  The passenger mirror housing has a broken piece about the size of a quarter that has been glued back on.  The windshield has a dime size crack located at the top passenger corner. It has been there for the 2 years and it has not got any larger.

New Michelin tires were install at 46,446 km.  One of the VW hubcap centers of the wheel is missing.

The van has two sets of keys with keyless entry and the owner's manual.  This vehicle has been smoke free.

This van has been imported from Canada and speedometer/odometer are in kilometers as seen in the photos.  Please note, the mileage listed above are in miles.  The vehicle's odometer reads 54,862 km.

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