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1979 Vw Bus Westfalia Original Paint *true Survivor* Runs And Drives Great Clean on 2040-cars
Year:1979
Mileage:94115
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South Gate, California, United States
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1979 VW BUS CAMPMOBILE DELUXE WESTFALIA. This is a hard to find "TRUE SURVIVOR" westfalia campmobile with original factory Mexico Beige paint in awesome condition and complete clean interior. This bus is waiting for that buyer who prefers the feeling of owning and driving an 'unrestored' vehicle in much better condition that many restored buses around. Original owner had it since new until 2010 when it was sold to second owner who made the mechanical maintenance to make it 100% road worthy and some cosmetic improvements including but not limited to install new canvas top and new tires. It runs great and starts at any time on all weather conditions. It idles and accelerates like it was made for. Transmission shifts in all gears as it should with no weird noises at all. Suspension is also great and drives straight on the road, steering wheel is tight with no play and still plenty of thread left to adjust in the future. Odometer shows 94,115 original miles. Exterior looks awesome, original paint still shines pretty well with some minor dings and dents mostly at the sliding door but not very noticeable. Accident free bus. No body work ever!!!!!! Yes, I know there are a lot of nice "restored" buses out there but how many times do you have the chance to own a real survivor westfalia?. The answer is: Not many. YOU CAN SEE ADDITIONAL 80 DETAILED PICTURES AT: http://s643.photobucket.com/user/einarchavez/media/westy%201979/1.jpg.html?sort=6&o=0 Pros: - Original shiny factory Mexico beige paint in and out. - Straight body accident free. - 99% rust free. - Clean complete interior, all cabinets in great condition. - Fridge is working. - Clean dash. - Original carpet front and back. - Original plaid upholstery for rear seat and cushions on top. - New tires. - Excellent running condition with original fuel injection system. - Original like new rear hatch mosquito net. - New canvas top. - Refurbished front seats. - Clear California title and current registration. - Solid chassis and floors. - Original removable dash table. - Original bench box between front seats. Cons: - Minor dings and dents on exterior body not very noticeable. - Minor surface rust at driver side front floor and under rubber step pads. Not cancer rust. - Minor pitting on front panel. - White vinyl material from headliner removed by previous owner. - Shut off valve on the exterior gas tank has a leak. - Dash B light for brake system is on. Brake lights working. - Front seats new but not upholstered in westfalia plaid material. In general this is an awesome bus getting many thumbs up at car shows because of its originality. Do not hesitate to make an appointment to see it in person or hire an inspection company. I am sure you will not be disappointed with this classic gem. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS WELCOME. DEPOSIT CAN BE MADE THRU PAYPAL AND REMAINING BALANCE AS CASH IN PERSON OR BANK WIRE. I CAN ASSIST BUYER TO DELIVER THE BUS TO ANY PORT OR TRANSPORTATION COMPANY WITHIN 50 MILES OF LOS ANGELES FREE OF CHARGE. Payment, deposit, shipping and refunds. This is an auction but you can buy the vehicle at any time by hitting BUY IT NOW. After winning the auction or using the Buy it now option a $500 deposit is due through Paypal within 24 hours while remaining balance to be paid within 5 days by cash, cashiers check or bank wire transfer. Please remember any payment method used by buyer must clear before I release the vehicle to the new owner. DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE IF BUYER DECIDES NOT TO COMPLETE THE TRANSACTION FOR ANY REASON. Shipping is solely responsibility of the buyer. Worldwide buyers welcome. Transportation arrangement and expenses to be made and paid by the buyer. Vehicle is sold in AS IS condition with no warranties expressed or implied. I've tried to describe the vehicle to the best of my knowledge but if you have any additional questions please do not hesitate to contact me back and will try to answer them as soon as possible. |
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