1993 Volkswagen Eurovan Mv Westfalia Pop-up Camper on 2040-cars
Laguna Niguel, California, United States
Very Clean 1993 Volkswagen Eurovan weekender westfalia. 2.5L 5 cylinder
automatic. ~179K miles (we're still driving it). Sleeps 4. two rear facing seats. Back seat folds
into a queen bed. pop-up table. Awesome family mobile.
Over $4.5K of service was done in the last 2 years including new head, valves, cylinders, water pump, timing belts, gaskets, fluids, a/c compressor, and transmission service. Runs Great and shifts great. We just completed a 1K roadtrip, and it ran perfectly with the A/C on. Averaged 20-21 mpgs. Pop-up canvas is awesome (two tiny little holes from where the clamp went down on it. common on these campers) seats are clean, carpet is clean. Had seat covers its whole life as well as a large mat in the back and front, so carpet is in great shape. Has refrigerator under rear facing seat. Aftermarket CD player, speakers, and Sirius radio. Clean and clear title in hand from Oregon. There is some surface rust by a left rear window and on the front right windshield pillar. See pics. Also some normal wear and tear with some small scratches, some normal rock chips on the front, and a few little dings here and there. I'd still say less wear than you would think for a 20 year old car that drove 180K miles. The left mirror moves up, down, and out, but doesn't seem to want to go inward. The aftermarket fog lamps don't seem to work. The horn works, but is pretty quiet. The passenger "oh sh*!" handle is broken. Mostly small stuff, but little things here and there. The aftermarket foglights don't turn on. Continental tires still have plenty of tread. Have all curtains. I'd say interior is a 9.5, exterior an 8. I'm sure I'm forgetting something. Sorry if I miss anything. I just want to disclose everything I know. NADA Blue Book has it from $6K-16K. Middle is $10K. Although I believe it is on the nicer end of 93 Westies I've seen, we have it for sale locally for $9K. Feel free to email with any questions. Please check my feedback. I try to be as honest as I can. I may miss stuff, so we encourage a visit and test drive. Mechanics welcome. |
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