1983 Vw Vanagon Westfalia Pop Top Rustfree Fully Equipped California Camper. on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
4 door four speed 4 cylinder this is a very good opportunity and worth far more than what we are selling it for. Due to owners illness this nice vehicle was stored for 2 years.The interior seats cabinets refrigerator stove slnk, floor tile beds have all been restored and updated.All manuals and receipts of repairs are including for inspections this is a California Vehicle and it includes certificate of ownership which is clean.this used to be the toy of a Hollywood employee.Yes this vehicle runs drives and looks very good the pop top has been replaced.this truly is a wonderful vehicle to have fun in the Sun,it's ready to go.there is no warranties and there is a $500 deposit and buyer is responsible for shipment or driving it home. thank you
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