1964 Vw Bus Volkswagen 11 Window Split Front Old Custom Samba Microbus Splitty on 2040-cars
Mayfield, Kentucky, United States
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Great 1964 project or parts vehicle, not positive of year. Chassis tag reads type 23 1256290. This vehicle does Not come with a title. Bill of sale only! Frame looks to be in good condition, steering still works. wheels do not roll very well, but I can assist in loading on a trailer. There is no engine. but the transmission is still there. You get what you see in the pictures. I do not have anything else that goes with this bus. This is the rusty but very restorable and these things are getting harder to find. Side air scoops are fiberglass and I believe the taillights are from a 1950`s Ford. I bet this thing was the coolest bus on the block with those wide tires and cut out wheel wells. This is a cash on pick up only sale, no paypal accepted on this transaction. Please view all pictures, this is a rusty bus and great for parts and/or full restoration. |
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