70 Vw Camper Westfalia Campmobile Bus Van Poptop Popup Bay Window Rv Restored on 2040-cars
Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
Check out our latest camper. Over 400 man hours spent on restoration. Perfect for your summer camping trip!!!! Make it your show car, daily driver, get a way camper or all! This is a great opportunity to invest in an iconic piece of history that continues to increase in value every day. The many pictures speak for themselves, but if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. 904 200 1081 or email and MAKE US AN OFFER!!! RESTORATION Bus was completely disassembled inside and out, down to a shell and power washed. All parts were inventoried and inspected for functionality and appearance. 90% of the original German parts were refurbished and reused. BODYWORK Entire bus was inspected and sanded. Any dings or dents were repaired. 3 coats of primer were applied to the body, then sanded and prepared for paint. PAINT This two-toned bus was painted with quality DuPont Nason automotive base coat/clear coat products. The upper half and bumpers are painted in an Ivory White. Bottom half is red. Then entire bus was painted with several coats of clear. EXTERIOR All parts new and refurbished are carefully installed. All rubber seals and gaskets were replaced with new. Some of the new parts include; side mirrors, light lenses and housings, antenna, and more. INTERIOR Floor is coated with undercoating, new plywood installed then covered with high traction area black carpet. Seat stands, rear cargo and side panels are covered with a flexible automotive black carpet. Dashboard and components were restored to give a like-new appearance. Stereo is a new Pioneer cd player with aux port. Some of the new parts include; floor mat, door panels, kick panels, sun visors, and more.
UPHOLSTERY All new, featuring leatherette black tops perforated and pleated, solid black sides and accenting piping.
ENGINE Rebuilt 1600cc upright motor. UNDERCARRAIGE and MECHANICAL Entire underbody was power washed and completely sealed with automotive rust preventative undercoating. All mechanical and electrical components removed in disassembly are carefully inspected, tested and either repaired or replaced. Some, but not all, new components include; misc. steering, brake, axle, shifter and suspension components as well as throttle, clutch, and brake cables. Bus has been upgraded to late model power assisted front disc brakes. Has a close 5 bolt pattern with late model VW chrome hub caps. So much more work went into the important mechanics of this bus there is too much to list, but feel free to ask any questions.
It gives us remarkable satisfaction to be able to take a 40 year old relic and put it back on the road to be enjoyed by all for many years to come. This bus is a great investment and the rate at which they are increasing in value is striking. THE FOLLOWING VALUES WERE COPIED AND PASTED FROM NADA VALUE GUIDES ON JULY 16, 2014.
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