Volkswagen Walk Thru Camper Tin Top 1966 Split Screen on 2040-cars
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Hello you are bidding on a German made 1966 Volkswagen bus camper tin top with a factory walk thru front seats. Front seats are stock original and in good shape. Stock uncut dash with no rust on window areas. It has a westfalia camper kit dated 1966 in back Complete with closet, zbed, jump seat, main table also pop up tables off icebox and door and spice rack too. We deciphered all the Mcodes and found out from what it says this is a (walk thru panel and came all white from factory) We might have here is a DYI camper? The kit is westfalia and German made Dated 1966 all correct and windows are correct German too This bus has a clear clean title all Mcode Original stock vin plates are in place and original. Bus is Sold as is and does run and drive steer and strop good enough to ship, All mechanics are used working condition with NO WARRANTY! Road trips are at your own risk!! 1600 single port and stock height tranny good tires factory correct 14 inch wheels with spare. included is the jack too. bus will need to be paid in full before bus gets shipped or taken. Full price paid within 7 days of Auction end by CASH or BANK Wire. Located in Oregon 15 minutes East of SALEM Zip code 97381 |
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