Body Type:Minivan, Van
Engine:2.5L L5 FI Gas
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1995
Number of Cylinders: 5
Make: Volkswagen
Model: EuroVan
Trim: Winnebago Camper
Options: Winnebago Camper Package, Bike Rack, Apollo Awning, Cassette Player
Safety Features: Power Steering, Power Brakes
Drive Type: Front Wheel Drive
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Mileage: 121,113
Exterior Color: White
Interior Color: Gray
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
I purchased the Eurovan last year in hopes of taking the family camping. Unfortunately, due to our busy schedule we have yet to actually use this vehicle and therefore have decided to sell to someone who has the time to enjoy this great camper. The Eurovan is in very good condition. The body is in excellent condition with no rust. The rear bumper does have some damage but is still in generally good condition. The pop top is also in good condition but the previous owner did tear the mesh screen which he had repaired. The interior is also in exceptional condition. The original carpet has always been covered by a mat and is still in excellent condition. Likewise the dash, seats show very little wear. This is a used vehicle so there are minor imperfections from regular wear and tear but overall it is in very good condition for its age. My family is very sensitive to smoke and as far we can tell it has never been smoked in. We have never camped in the vehicle so we have never tested the sink, stove etc. but when I purchased it I was assured everything was in working condition. The cushions etc. are all also in very good condition. The camper will need a good cleaning as it has not been used for some time. The van has not been used since I purchased it last year, I may have driven it 100kms max. The current mileage is 194,914 kms /121,113 miles. In preparation to sell it I had it just gone over by a mechanic, a new safety inspection completed and the oil changed. I replaced the timing belt last year after I purchased it. It starts right up and idles great. I took it for spin on the highway and it works fine. Everything seems to work as it should but keep in mind I have yet to drive the camper a long distance. The camper was maintained through its life. I have the warranty book which show regular oil changes. I am aware the cylinder head was replaced in the past as result of a broken timing belt that is why I installed a new timing belt last year. I have posted a you tube video so you can hear the motor running and I will post additional pictures upon request. I have absolutely no objection to having the vehicle checked out by a mechanic at the purchasers cost as long as the mechanic is local to me. Search YOUTUBE for "1995 Volkswagen Eurovan Camper Walk Around Saint John NB" for the youtube video. I have put on a very low reserve on the camper in hopes of selling it before the snow hits. Otherwise I'll put it in storage and try camping again next year :) Please do not hesitate to ask any questions or arrange an inspection. The camper is located in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada about 60 miles from the Maine border at Calais. Shipping to the USA should not be a problem but is the buyers responsibility to confirm before bidding. Now for the fine print: - Please don't bid if you don't want to purchase or don't currently have the funds to purchase. - The vehicle should be picked up / shipped with in a month of the auction close. If it's longer I will have to charge storage fees because I need to store it indoors during the winter months. - A $300 non refundable deposit required within 48 hours of auction end and balance paid within 1 month. - Shipping is the purchaser's responsibility, I will assist if I can. - All INSPECTIONS MUST BE DONE BEFORE THE AUCTION ENDS. THIS VEHICLE IS BEING SOLD "AS-IS, WHERE IS" CONDITION WITH NO WARRANTY, EXPRESSED WRITTEN OR IMPLIED. ANY DESCRIPTIONS OR REPRESENTATIONS ARE FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY AND ARE NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS A WARRANTY OF ANY TYPE. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER TO HAVE INSPECTED THE VEHICLE, AND TO HAVE SATISFIED HIMSELF OR HERSELF AS TO THE CONDITION AND VALUE AND TO BID BASED UPON THAT JUDGMENT SOLELY. THE SELLER SHALL AND WILL MAKE EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO DISCLOSE ANY KNOWN DEFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS VEHICLE AT THE TIME OF LISTING AND AT THE BUYER'S REQUEST PRIOR TO THE CLOSE OF SALE. SELLER ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY REPAIRS NEEDED AFTER THE VEHICLE IS SHIPPED. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. - I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ALL EXISTING BIDS AND END THE AUCTION EARLY SHOULD THE ITEM NO LONGER BE AVAILABLE FOR SALE.
Thanks!
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