1987 Volkswagen Vanagon GL 2.1L Westfalia Camper

Make:	Volkswagen
Model:	Bus/Vanagon
SubModel:	Westfalia
Type:	Standard Passenger Van
Trim:	GL
Year:	1987
Mileage:	265
VIN:	WV2ZB025XHH026808
Color:	White
Engine:	2.1L
Cylinders:	4
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Automatic
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Gray
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Tacoma, Washington, United States

1987 Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon GL Additional Info:

Hugo has been an amazing family member who has been with us on many wonderful trips to State and National Parks. But with the kids outgrowing camping with Mom and Dad (are they really too cool now?), he is getting lonely. It's time for Hugo to find a new loving home, even though it makes us extremely sad to let him go.
Priced for a quick sale at $16,800 - the longer he lingers the harder it will be to let him go...
Transmission: Automatic
Title: Clear
Interior Color: Grey
Fuel: Gasoline
VIN: WV2ZB025XHH026808
Mileage: 264,450
Engine: 2.1L Waterboxer
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
Exterior Color: White
Recent repairs and upgrades:
* Engine rebuilt at 207K
* 16" Mercedes wheels and Pirelli Cinturato P7 tires at 250K
* Transmission rebuilt at 250K (2014)
* Upgraded CV Joints - huge stability upgrade (2014)
* Small Car Performance Big Brake Kit (2016)
* Stainless front brake lines
* Rear shoulder seat-belts
* Rear brakes replaced (2018)
* New Go-Westy tent canvas
* Fiberglass pop-top refinished and seals/trim replaced
* New water lines and faucet upgrade (2016)
* Refrigerator elimination shelving
* Middle row seat rails and seat
* Auxiliary Battery with Inverter
* Rust restoration (2016)
* Stainless steel left side exhaust (can use the right)
* LED Interior lighting
* Shady Boy awning
* Refinished LPG Tank
* Go-Westy all-weather rubber mats
* Pioneer Stereo with iPhone dock in dash
* Hookup box replacements
With 265K miles on him, there are some things that are not perfect... and some that will likely be an issue in the not too distant future:
* Right side exhaust could use replacing (~$200)
* Engine heads will likely need replacement in the not too distant future (~$2K) - this is a normal part of Vanagon life
* Although the rust restoration cleaned up a lot of trouble, there are a couple minor spots (see pictures).