Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Volkswagen
Model: EuroVan
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 178,000
Sub Model: Westfalia
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Gray
1994 Volkswagen EuroVan WestFalia (with Rebuilt Transmission) I had sold my Westfalia a month ago through eBay, but my transmission ceased at the time of the auction and the sale did not go through. I have since had the transmission rebuilt. I hate to let her go, but I am selling my westfalia. She is a 1994 Westfalia Eurovan CV. I am her 2nd owner. She has served me very well. I have gone touring in Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces throughout the years. Engine is original 2.5L with 286,000 kilometers (178000 Miles). 5-Speed Manual Transmission. Paint is original Red. I have provided her with regular maintenance. She has very new tires. 1 year old All Season (Continental) tires AND brand new Winter (Comtrac) tires. The pop up canvas is perfect for 2 people sleeping up above. Other Features include: There are countless other great features the WestFalia has. If you have any questions, please email me. Happy Bidding
On top of a rebuilt transmission, I recently installed a new alternator, new radio with USB attachment, and new catalytic converter.
Westfalia has Electric heater and alternate battery as well.
With the exception of the gas guage and the coolant sensor, everything in the Westfalia works very well.
Air Conditioner, Stove and Sink have never failed me.
Refrigerator works in either Battery or electric mode.
Pop up Screen opening for those summer nights.
Curtains, Clips and the rear Hatch screen are original.
Original Awning extension, perfect for shade or rain cover.
Both Captain Chairs swivel 180 degress.
Folding Table.
Back Bench folds into Bed.
It has some scratches around the body, but she`s still very pretty to look at.
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