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*no Reserve*2001 Volkswagen Eurovan Gls: Camper Conversion Just Needs Completion on 2040-cars

Year:2001 Mileage:179000
Location:

Palm Beach, Florida, United States

Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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I have a 2001 VW Eurovan that I bought to convert to a camper. Unfortunately, I am unable to finish the job, so my loss is your gain.

The engine was rebuilt 2kmi ago. I have replaced the radiator, cam shaft position sensor, speed sensor, CV joints(front r and l) bearings(front r and L), axles(front r and L), alternator, air compressor, serpentine belt, oil pan, upper and lower chains. I have all the paperwork.

The inside has a bench with 3" memory foam and waterproof fabric that pulls out to a bed(very comfortable and sad to say I never slept on it!) refrigerator, sink with 2 10 gal removable water tanks, table, swivel passenger seat, touch screen stereo deck with rear camera, DVD, TV, rear subwoofer(bazooka), 400w amplifier, 6 speakers throughout, has tubing ready for rear shower install and I have a shower head, heavy duty rear axillary battery, with isolator hooked up to the alternator so it charges when driving, 1000w converter(allows you to plug in standard devices, laptop, phone, etc) external plug for shore power when camping). 

I attempted to paint the outside and it didn't turn out great, so you may want to get her repainted. She doesn't have rust which is one of the most costly items and very few knicks/scratches. 

She is perfect for someone who is handy and want to finish the job. My plan was to complete the conversion and either sell it or give it to my Godson(a complete camper is getting 20k-30k on ebay).

This is a rare van and with all the work that's been done on it should be good to go for a long time.
I have over 13k into her, but since I had a biking accident I need the $$ for hospital bills.

Call Chris at 561-906-8339 with any questions or if you want to see it. 

This is a local listing, but if you want to come and get it from out of state please message me first. There will be a non refundable $500 deposit due for the winning bidder.




Thanks for looking!

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