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1982 Volkswagen Westfalia Camper Bus Vanagon Vw Manual on 2040-cars

Year:1982 Mileage:200000
Location:

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

FOR SALE

 

Great for camping, and economic to drive in the city.

This vanagon received an engine overhaul by the previous owner and i probably have more than $5000 in receipts for maintenance and repairs. that being said, this westfalia will take you anywhere without mechanical issues.

The body has superficial rust, not holes on the body but will benefit a nice pait job. It also has dents in different places, please see the pics.

The interior is complete and more important CLEAN and odorless. all the camping gear is functional and present. all the connections for water tank and propane tanks work. all curtains are present. The pop up camper canvas is in good shape.

The glass is in good shape, the windshield has some hits but is is NOT cracked. all the lights and blinkers work, brakes are working perfect, this VW is a slow car but will take you anywhere. The 2 liter engine is matched with a 4 speed transmission and a good clutch. Tires are winter type but mostly new.

This westy will need some body work to make it perfect but i am selling for much less price to take that into consideration. i am open to offers and reserve is very low.

 

The car is in Vancouver.

I require a non refundable $500 deposit after auction ends and balance when picking up the car.

Van is sold as is, where it is. please make sure you have the funds if you are buying.

Drive it away.....

 

 

 

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