Volkswagen: Bus/vanagon Westfalia Camper on 2040-cars
Pasadena, California, United States
1982 Vanagon New Motor 1.9L Diesel REDUDCED Price. Always been a diesel- not some conversion or engine swap. New 1.9l VW diesel motor installed 07/18/14 VERY VERY low miles on new diesel engine. I love this van and have used it on great adventures throughout CA. This is a great price on a vehicle that is rare in North America, and worth more then I;m asking. Odomoter reads 93,589. Engine has about 2000 miles on it.Clean title. Daily driver everything in good working order Diesel engine gets 27+ MPG. Authentic, all original Westfalia pop-top camper. Original interior. Exterior in good shape – straight body, no accidents. Records for all work done. Great camping/ adventure vehicle!! Interior details: heater works, stove, sink, refrigerator (includes door, ice trays, shelves (removed for photos)), swivel table, swivel front seats, fold out upper bed, back seat/ bed folds up and down, seatbelts all work, all curtains included, original carpet in good condition-floor mats, window screens (side and back), original upholstery.
You can email me with any questions : orinburfieldm8u@ukwalkers.com
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