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Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon Westphalia (1984)
for sale

Price: US $7,000.00

Description:

1984 VW Vanagon Westphalia 115, 000 miles
So I have owned this Vanagon for a few years and bought it with the intent of tuning it up and making it a reliable camper van for me and my family. The only problem is we are so busy we never seem to have the time to use it, and I am sick of just seeing it sit unused, registered and insured, in my driveway. It seems I have too many toys that this is happening to these days. So up for sale it goes. It was a running vehicle when I got it, but needed some TLC. Here is the list of things that I have done to it in the Past 2 years:
Ø New Fuel tank and fuel pump
Ø Fuel filter upgrade kit from GoWesty, replaced some fuel lines as well
Ø New two Piece stainless steel coolant lines
Ø New brakes – replaced master cylinder, rebuilt front calipers, new rotors, replaced rear wheel cylinders, new drums, new shoes and pads, replaced hard lines that were looking shabby
Ø Removed stock clock and replaced with Tachometer from a 1985 vanagon
Ø New clutch and pressure plate, flushed transmission and refilled with synthetic fluid
Ø New Tires
Ø New Downpipes for exhaust
Ø Installed front seats out of an 85 Vanagon. More comfortable , full swivel, with the armrests
Ø Full tune up- cap, rotor, plugs, air filter, etc..
Ø Installed Thule roof rack.
Ø Replaced sun roof/ vent top and seal
Ø Deleted fridge and made shelving. (never thought I would use the fridge as a cooler seems to work better, so I pulled it out and made shelves- I still have the fridge, and it may work)
Ø Added some LED interior lighting
Ø Disconnected propane bottle under van and retrofitted stove to work on camp stove bottles. (with no fridge this seemed like a more practical solution to the aging under-van gas bottle. Everything is still there to switch it back if you wanted, but would recommend getting a new tank under vehicle as it looks like it needs an upgrade) current setup works great and is much more convenient.
Ø Stove, sink, and water pump all in good working condition.
Somewhere around 60, 000 miles it received a new Canadian motor. It runs great! It’s a great little van and I will probably kick myself for selling it, (I know my kids will kick me). But with the aging vehicles in my fleet, I need a better daily driver, and this is not it. The big bonus on this vanagon is That It comes with a ton of extra parts. Valuable spare parts. I had a 1985 vanagon as a donor vehicle, and before it went to scrap I got everything I could off of it.
Ø Spare parts include all replacement glass in really good shape, spare ECU, hoses and lines, fridge, spare snow tires on rims (look brand new), spare motor complete (I think one head gasket is bad and it has sat for years), headlights, taillights, hatch cover, springs and shocks, and much much more….
-The underbody of this van is in great shape! There are a few spots of rust (mostly very small stuff in pinch seams of body panels) and a little in the step ups inside front doors. It is not rust free, but it is very minor considering its age. It has been garaged every winter since I have had it. We want it to go to a good home! Come take a look!

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