1973 Vw Vanagon. This Is A Rare One Of A Kind T2 Late Bay Hard To Find Automatic on 2040-cars
Greenup, Kentucky, United States
Body Type:Minivan, Van
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:None
Interior Color: Gray
Make: Volkswagen
Model: Bus/Vanagon
Trim: VANAGON
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 55,312
Exterior Color: White
Here is my 1973 VW Vanagon. This is a rare one of a kind T2 Late Bay. '73 was the first year of the true deluxe 3 speed automatic transmission have the torque convertor and all the bolts ! This model was also the first year of the half shaft axles fitted with constant velocity joints. so its a 12 window as well dont let the paint job worry you it will wipe off with paint thiner it was a person messing around with nothing better to do the motor is out of it NO MOTOR The van will be worth 15000.00 to 22000.00 Restored so it will be a super colector in years to come and even now it books for $12000.00 to $17000.00 in fair condition ask any more questions or call 606-922-7973
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