classic vintage chrome pop up trailer VW camping manual transmission
Make: |
Volkswagen |
Model: |
Bus/Vanagon |
Type: |
Van |
Trim: |
Westfalia Camper Van |
Year: |
1975 |
Mileage: |
9586 |
VIN: |
00000000000000000 |
Color: |
Green |
Engine: |
1600 |
Fuel: |
Gasoline |
Transmission: |
Manual |
Interior color: |
Black |
Vehicle Title: |
-- |
Item location: |
Concord, North Carolina, United States |
1975 Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon Westfalia Camper Van Additional Info:
Vehicle Original VIN : 844-657-6321
A Volkswagen Type 2 Bus is about filling the most classic car fun in an economical package. And there's no better way to do that than in a Westfalia camper. So take some extra time to explore the cool vintage attitude of a Bus ready to hit the road. There's even a custom-matched tow-behind trailer to let you bring more of the fun with you!
This VW Bus loves to show you it's a vintage machine. It starts with the pastel green and white two-tone. Not only is it a cool classic look, but it also has just the right hint of age and used to always look like an experienced wanderer. There are some fun custom details like the pinstriping on the tailgate, VW mudguards, color-matched white bumpers, a euro-style front plate holder (perfect for adding a custom German vanity plate,) and two-piece VW wheel covers - including the full-size spare on the front. And, of course, the best custom piece is the custom-colored tow-behind trailer that's complete with a pun "WesTralia" topper. It's the kind of overall cool style mixed with usefulness that lets you know the van's windows are ready for destination stickers.
Inside, the setup in the front is clean and comfy. You have vintage pieces like the VDO gauges and dual-spoke steering wheel. These are mixed with the right driver comforts, like an upgraded tach and Gene Berg shifter. And the front seats are upgraded units borrowed from a much more modern van. So you get excellent bolstering, large headrests, and fold-down armrests. In the back, the curtains, tartan seat cloth, full wood floor, and custom wood cabinets have a clean, comfy style that feels like your classic cabin. A collapsible table, shore power, a rear padded bed, and the iconic pop-up camping roof make this Westfalia a true home away from home.
The 1600cc motor is part of the backbone of early VW steadfastness. It has dual Weber carburetors, and We're told it was rebuilt and bored during its lifetime. Plus, its strong-running nature reaffirms the feeling of proper investments. The four-speed manual transmission shifts crisply, and power brakes with front discs give you added confidence. It's a true vintage road-trip machine.
This is the VW Westfalia camper with the vintage and fun attitude that helped make it an icon. You know this one is ready for its next adventure. Are you?