1997 Vw Eurovan Camper! Winnebago Special! Super Clean And Ready For Adventure on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Super rare and super clean VW EuroVan with the camper conversion! Low miles and ready to go! This VW has plenty of life left, and is ready to take you and the family wherever you want to go! The camper aspect of the van is pretty much as any other camper conversion. It has the fresh and grey water tank hooked up to the sink and little rinse shower out back. Two burner stove top, 3-way fridge and heater work off of the mounted propane tank. The heater runs on 12 Volt and is great to heat up the van on cold camping mornings. It comes with two foldable tables that stow away nicely behind drivers seat. There are two bench seats in back which can be taken out if needed. The pop top creates a Queen size bed spread with zipping screened windows, lower bench seat folds down to a full size bed. This VW has a perfect CarFax, which we can email upon request! We also have the full owner's manual and instructions for various parts of the EuroVan (i.e. stove, fridge). If you have any questions, would like additional photos/information, or want to come see and drive this EuroVan, please call us on 615-301-1737. We welcome pre-purchase inspections, and will accommodate any request given with sufficient advance notice. We can have this EuroVan delivered to your front door nationally or internationally for far less than you might think, please provide your zip code for the most accurate shipping quote. We are a licensed dealer in Tennessee, and we do take trade-ins on a case by case basis, please contact us directly to discuss. This VW has a clean/clear title and will be sold with a 30 day temporary tag; we will only collect taxes from Tennessee residents. The title will only be released once all of the outstanding balance has been collected. We will send the title to you via FedEx separately from the vehicle. We accept the following forms of payment: Cash, Personal Check, Cashier's Check, Wire Transfer (small fee applies), and Credit/Debit cards (3% swipe fee applies). Again, if you have any questions, please feel free to call us on 615-301-1737, thanks! |
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