2000 Volkswagen Eurovan Westfalia on 2040-cars
Coolidge, Arizona, United States
I am always available by mail at: albertaccurry@ukhome.net .
I went through this van top to bottom for my wife last summer and she has driven it less than 1000 miles so it's up
for sale to make some room. I bought it from the insurance company after the interior
had been vandalized and had all of the seats redone with OEM Volkswagen GLE tartan insert fabric imported from
Germany. We are the 3rd owners if you include the insurance company. The sliding door has been repainted prior to
our ownership and the rear bumper could use a re-spray now. Bluetooth CD player with USB. Missing the cooler under
2nd row seat. 114K miles and drives very nice after the recent work. CA and AZ Vehicle. No rust. New in the last
1000 miles: Bosch Auxiliary Battery Optima Main Battery Front Heater Core Windshield Front and rear floor mats Scan
Gauge II with mount Upper and Lower Ball Joints Bilstein Shocks Front Rotors/Pads Tie Rod End Passenger Side CV
Boot Wiper Blades Leveled and Aligned Tires Upholstery Crankshaft Position Sensor 2" Receiver for Bike Rack
Go-Westy Auxiliary Transmission Cooler Transmission oil and filter service Engine oil and filter service OEM
Coolant Auxiliary Water Pump Window Tint The only known problem right now is that the keyless entry does not work
intermittently.
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