1961 Vw Bus 23 Window on 2040-cars
Alpine, California, United States
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THIS IS A 23 WINDOW VW BUS "SAMBA" IN NEED OF FULL RESTORATION. AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICTURES IT NEEDS ALOT OF WORK. IT HAS RUST IN MANY PLACES. I STARTED THE RESTORATION BUT I DECIDED THAT IT IS TOO MUCH WORK AND MONEY FOR ME. I CHANGED THE CARGO FLOOR, THE SIDE DOORS INCLUDING PILLARS, RIGHT ROCKER PANELS, THE RIGHT SIDE, LEFT AND RIGHT BACK CORNERS. IT HAS A NON ORIGINAL MOTOR. IT IS MISSING ALL SEATS AND SOME GLASS. I HAVE THE BACK GATE. IT IS MISSING THE SUN ROOF AND ALL SKY LIGHT GLASS. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET! I BOUGHT THIS BUS ABOUT 12 MONTHS AGO BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN A DREAM OF MINE TO OWN ONE BUT IT IS TOO MUCH FOR ME. WHEN I BOUGHT THIS BUS I WAS TOLD THAT A 23 WINDOW BUS FROM THE BELT UP WAS PUT ONTO A CARGO BUS FROM THE SAME ERA. IT HAS A CLEAR TITTLE IN MY NAME!! PLEASE ASK ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. WE ARE LOCATED 30 MILES EAST OF SAN DIEGO. YOU ARE WELCOME TO COME SEE THE BUS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!! WORLD WIDE BIDDERS WELCOME. SERIOUS BIDDERS ONLY. LOW RESERVE. A $1000 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT MUST BE BY WINNER OF AUCTION AND RECEIVED BY ME WITHIN 12 HOURS OF END OF AUCTION. BUS IS BEING SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. 7 DAY AUCTION.
BUS NEED FULL RESTORATION!!!!! THE BUS CAN STAY HERE AFTER THE AUCTION UNTIL YOU GET IT OR HAVE IT PICKED UP BUT IT MUST BE FULLY PAID FOR. |
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