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Here is a 1972 VW Bay Window Walk Thru Bus in overall good condition. It has minimal rust but nothing major. NO STRUCTURAL DAMAGE OR RUST!! It is power by a 1600 CC engine and 4 speed manual transmission. Here are some Mechanical Enhancements that have been recently done the this Bus by the previous owner: ( I have receipts on some of these things like the tires, starter and voltage regulator)

NEW BOSCH ALTERNATOR

NEW STARTER

NEW VOLTAGE REGULATOR

NEW STEERING DAMPNER

NEW TAIL LIGHT LENSE

NEW VACUUM HOSE TO BRAKE BOOSTER

NEW REAR SIDE MARKERS

NEW TIRES 205 70 14

It just had a major tune up including:

NEW SPARK PLUGS

RECENT REBUILD OF EMPI CARB.

THE TIMING WAS CORRECTLY SET

OIL AND OIL FILTER WAS CHANGED

NEW INTAKE GASKETS AND BOOTS

This Bus runs and drives really good. The transmission shifts good and the clutch is good. It could be a daily driver if you so desired. It is as I said not perfechis bus has had added to it the Westphalia-Werke KG Camper Sofa-Bed which it worth about $600 I was told. These only come in the Camper Buses. The previous owner put up curtains that will completely enclose the back or camping that you can either leave up or take down easily. Included with this Bus is some camping stuff like and other stuff like:

Gas Lantern ( Comes with full gas bottle )

Gas Grill ( Brand New and comes with full gas bottle )

Gas Heater ( Comes with full gas bottle )

Air Tank

A Jack and Lug Wrench

A Spare Tire.

It needs headliner in the back part of bus as it currently does not have one. ( NO BIG DEAL TO ME ) The paint job is not real good but presentable. You could go the Patina look which is very popular these days or you could have it painted real nice and shiney as its worth doing if that is what you like. I have alot more pics that if interested you are more than welcome to see. Just message me your email address. I try to get pics of the good, bad and ugly. I DON'T HIDE ANYTHING!!

I reserve the right to end auction early but will let it run its course once the first bid is made. It is being sold AS IS with no warranty given or implied in anyway. Pre Sale Inspections are welcomed and encouraged. That is your choice. This Bus is being sold with a current Georgia registration as Georgia does nor require a title on a vehicle this old. YOU WILL BE ABLE TO GET A TITLE IN YOUR STATE WITH THE PAPERWORK I GIVE YOU SO DON'T WORRY ABOUT THIS. Thanks for looking. SELLING NO RESERVE!!

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