1982 Volkswagen Vanagon

Van Camper

2.0L 1970CC H4 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Manual

WV2ZA0252CH120161

Clear

Gasoline

This is a loved and very well taken care all original Westfalia with same owners for the last 24 years! Only used 1 month every year to travel in Florida and then mantained in a garage by our trusted mechanic/care taker to be used the following year. We are now moving to a different vehicle and this beauty is ready for some new memories. Has fairly new tires, new brakes, new brake master cylinder and booster. Recently installed a new Bosch alternator, all new fuel lines, and a new battery. Engine is tight and runs very well. Body is in good condition (no mayor rust as you would expect from a vehicle that has spend most of its life in Florida under roof) with normal touch ups here and there. Vehicle is not a showroom example, as it has been enjoyed and it is ready for more travels, not a museum. Pictures are great, but I invite any interested buyer to inspect and drive the vehicle. Starts right up, runs nice and shifts smoothly. Nice original interior includes all curtains and all authentic factory Westfalia camping equipment. Propane powered 2 burner stove, dometic 110/12v fridge, sink. New and updated 3 window canvas tent, never used it since installed. Vehicle has a clear title. Message me with any questionsTHIS VAN IS SOLD AT NON RESERVE AUCTION!THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO GET A WESTFALIA AT A GREAT PRICEWITH THE 2.0 LITRE ENGINE AND A 4 SPEED MANUAL TRANNY SOLD "AS IS" NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT OF $500 VIA PAY PALWIRE TRANSFER, CHECK OR CASH ON PICK UP IS OK BUT FULL PAYMENT IS EXPECTED WITHIN 7 DAYS OF WINNING AUCTIONVEHICLE WILL BE RELEASED ONLY AFTER FUNDS ARE CLEAR -AFTER FUNDS ARE CLEAR 7 DAYS FOR PICK UP, BUYER IS RESPONABLE FOR SHIPPING On Nov-15-17 at 20:45:52 PST, seller added the following information: Somebody asked me if the paint is original. I would like to describe the current paint condition as the photos are not detailed enough. The van has at some point been repainted, and it looks like some of the panels were painted while others might not have been repainted or perhaps over the years some panels reacted different to sun or weather. Up close you can tell that there are different shades of yellow. This has never bothered us, but if you are looking for perfection, a paint job might be in order. I think this is a solid, good looking and running Westfalia that is ready to be enjoyed by a family or couple.