1974volkswagen Westfalia Camper Wow!! on 2040-cars
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1974 Volkswagen westfalia Camper i am listing this for the owner this is a purple people eater where ever this iconic VW Bus go's it gets the full atintion because of its style color and condtion skittle your way into camping in peace love and joy thats what this bus will bring to your family to enjoy precious moments of your life a rainbow of fun it is only showing 35K could be original the interior is gorgeous and everything works but the horn easy fix in its current condition i will drive any where in the US tiers our 75% a solid bus just look at the pics. please if you can come see for your selfs here are some specs on this wonderful VW BUS 1972-1979: You can spot a 1972 and newer Bus easily by the larger, tall narrow tail lights, as opposed to the small oval-like tail lights used from about 1960 to 1971. These years are fitted with the VW "pancake" type 4 engine. These Buses are commonly referred to as the "Porsche-powered" Bus because it has the same engine that was used in the Porsche 914 from 1970-1976. However, the truth is that the 914 Porsche was VW powered, not the other way around. Funny how rumors get started.... The 1972 and 1973 models were 1700cc with dual carburetors, the 1974 was 1800cc with dual carbs, the 1975 was 1800cc with "EFI" (Electronic Fuel Injection), and the 1976-1979 were 2000cc EFI's. The pop-top on the Bus Westy changed in 1974 from a front-tipping roof to a rear-flipping roof (like all Vanagon Westy’s have). As a rule of thumb, the newest Bus Westy is the best. The 1979 model is the best one. It is the only Bus that came with electronic fuel injection with Lambda (oxygen sensor) controlled mixture, electronic ignition, and hydraulic valves all in the same vehicle (California models only).sink refrigerator sleeps 4 heat works canvas is in great condition transmission shifts awesome all Curtains are there stove hook up for propane paint is good radio works please bid responsibly there is a $1000 none refundable deposit full payment in 3 days please call for more info i don't read email to often 360-896-1115 |
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