1985 Volkswagen Vanagon L Standard Passenger Van 3-door 1.9l on 2040-cars
Medina, Ohio, United States
you are bidding on a 1985 vw vanagon its a nice van that I bought with the intentions of restoring and using it as a vacation vehicle but I have way too many vehicles to be able to upkeep them all so this one must go. its a 1.9l gas the motor was pulled and gone through it has new head gaskets and heads were sent out and cleaned new pushrods new oil pump new seals.. has a new water pump. new speedo cable. it does have a rebuild title from like 05 when it got popped in the back so there is alil damage on rear bumper and a dent in the back. doesn't come with the matteress that they came with. and the middle seat is gone so just front two and rear seat... if you have any questions feel free to ask also there is a crack in the windshield.... and also has some dents by driver door on the panel.... I know of some very reasonable shippers and can help arrange if need be... and one last thing this was a southern vehicle spent most of its life at the beach in south Carolina... the underbody is super solid and so is the body. a couple bubbles here and there maybe. and one last thing doesn't have power steering at the moment put the pump back on but didn't hook it back up belt is in the van..if its a a big deal to winning bidder I can put the belt back on it works just didn't bother me.... also no ac the pump is in the van if u want to put back on.... runs and drives very good .. |
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