1986 Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon

Van

2.1 L 4-cylinder

Manual

WV2XB0258GH027459

Clear

Gasoline

Vanagon Westfalia Weekender (Wolfsburg Edition) Camper Engine is in excellent shape and the previous owner had had it rebuilt. The body needs some attention but it wouldn't be to difficult to get it fixed. I recently had a bunch of work done by reputable Vanagon shop in Boulder CO (Wolfsburg Autowerks). We replaced hoses and cylinder heads, gaskets, thermostat, fuel seals and much more, they gave her a clean bill of health and she is ready for a road trip. I personally like the floor plan of the weekender versus the "full camper models". Weekenders are more roomy inside and the beds are a bit more flat and comfortable. After all who cooks in their van anyway? I don't want to sell it but c'est la vie. A little about the Wolfsburg Editions: These "Wolfsberg" Westfalias were put together by the Westfalia customization plant, but instead of the full camping kitchen they have a rear facing seat behind the driver with storage underneath, a table that folds up from the center drivers side wall, a full width rear seat/bed with with storage underneath, and a corner cabinet behind the rear seat. Instead of seating four (4) people like the GL version, the "Wolfsberg" Westfalias come with seat belts for six (6).