2002 Volkswagen EuroVan

Standard Passenger Van

2.8L 2792CC V6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

WV2KB47062H026236

Clear

GAS

Up for bid is my 2002 VW Eurovan which is my current daily driver. I've had many VW vans including a '59 Panel, '71 Kombi, '82 Westfalia, '91 Vanagon, '99 Eurovan, and this one. I've loved the utility, camping, comfort, and comrodary of other owners. Alas, it is time to move on as I no longer need the 6 cylinders nor a 7-passenger vehicle. My wife's 6 passenger Mazda 5 suits us now just fine. Although, bringing the 12 Christmas tree home in the Euro with the rear door shut will be missed! As you can see from the pictures, this is a very clean Euro. I believe there was some minor paint touch-ups but no accidents nor rust; other than a couple scratches and road specs from stones. I believe I'm pricing my Euro very competitively based on Kelly Blue Book ($9,300-$10,800), what I see other Euros selling for on ebay, and the overall condition. I realize new buyer will need to put a little effort into the TLC items below so I expect my pricing respects that. Please don't bid on my van unless you plan to buy it. As you know, this takes a lot of time and energy. The pictures and my description of the vehicle are accurate. Winning the auction is not winning the right of first refusal. Please come and see the van, drive it, call me, or ask for more specific pictures before the auction ends. I realize this may be a major investment for someone so I'll respect the needs of the buyer to be fully satisfied. I just ask that you be a responsible buyer and do your homework up front. THE GOOD STUFF: Mileage works out to less than 10,000/yr which is nice as these engines will last awhile if you take care of them. Tires and brakes are in good condition; I would drive this van anywhere. Heat and A/C work fine. Cooling system was flushed Aug '12; last oil change done Nov '13. Automatic tranny is in fine condition; unlike my '99 that used to slip! Many folks say they were either good or bad and if you get beyond 60K or so, you're probably fine for awhile. I have inspection/service records (not sure if complete) back to 2005 and the original owners manual. Front wheel drive is excellent in the snow. New battery June '13. Body and interior condition is above average. I installed tow package last spring but only pulled a small 14' boat 4 times for an average distance of 10 miles. Middle bucket seats are in nice shape and are easily removed/installed for multiple configurations. I made an indoor/outdoor carpet flooring for the winter when seats are removed or for moving stuff. Things needing TLC: The most annoying thing is the power locks started working inconsistently in August. I still can't open the passenger door and I usually need the key fob button to open the side and rear doors. Maybe something simple but I've spent no time trying to figure out nor bring to someone for repair. The radiator auxilary fan needs replacing. I unhooked it when a couple of the fins broke (they're plastic) back in Sept. No long drives nor high temps since so general driving is fine. I researched and after-market one is ~$150 + labor unless you do it yourself. Front and middle carpets have 'normal' wear stains. Rear carpet still have original plastic covering :-). Rear wiper intermittent motor stays on for a couple days after using and then decides to stop and work properly. I don't use it. I get some instrument lights intermittenly coming on. Most prevelant is check brakes but I know pads are good for awhile. My mechanic says the sensor is too senstive. Other one is ABS but it goes away?? I repaired a small exhaust leak a couple weeks ago which is fine but I don't have records for when exhaust was done last so assume that will be a future service item. Call Jim after 6p EST and before 10p at 860 529 4447