Vanagon Westfalia full camper (1985)
Sale price: US $8,700.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1985 |
| VIN : | WV2ZB0258FH017750 | Mileage: | 158212 |
| Make: | Volkswagen | Vehicle Title: | Clean |
| Model: | Bus/Vanagon | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
Rosenberg, Texas, United States
Vehicle description
1985 Vanagon Westfalia Camper I truly hate to sell this car, wife says must go =) 1985 Westfalia full camper w/ sink, stove, fridge. The interior of this car is immaculate, original, and in great shape. I think this car is a really good candidate for a full restoration. Fix the bodywork, replace canvas and seals and I think you"ve got a great bus here.
Sadly, previous owner"s son crashed it, passenger side front is pretty munched. Passenger door won"t close properly. We have already purchased a front clip to do the bodywork, and it is included in the price. I would recommend shipping both the car and the clip together on a flatbed.
The engine is good - however, it currently runs like crap. Tank is quite rusty. I dropped it and tried to clean it but I think it needs replacing. Also, I think the fuel pump needs replacing. I believe fuel delivery will solve most of this engine"s woes. But, I have driven it fairly recently and I can say the engine itself is good, just tends to "give up" at stop signs sometimes and isn"t incredibly drivable in its current state. Like I said, I think this is caused by fuel delivery.
I went through the running gear; I put new rotors, calipers, and brand new Hankook tires that now have about 5 miles on them. Car steers & stops fine.
Canvas pop top needs to be replaced. Window seals are in meh condition, I would eventually replace them.
This is a Texas bus so it is pretty dry, no serious body rust. It does have "kitchen rot", not terrible but I have not removed any furniture yet to see whats going on. Could probably survive awhile as is, but I would want to address it eventually. There are a couple other minor dents on the car but overall its in pretty nice shape.
I have all tabletops, and car has middle seat!
Sadly, previous owner"s son crashed it, passenger side front is pretty munched. Passenger door won"t close properly. We have already purchased a front clip to do the bodywork, and it is included in the price. I would recommend shipping both the car and the clip together on a flatbed.
The engine is good - however, it currently runs like crap. Tank is quite rusty. I dropped it and tried to clean it but I think it needs replacing. Also, I think the fuel pump needs replacing. I believe fuel delivery will solve most of this engine"s woes. But, I have driven it fairly recently and I can say the engine itself is good, just tends to "give up" at stop signs sometimes and isn"t incredibly drivable in its current state. Like I said, I think this is caused by fuel delivery.
I went through the running gear; I put new rotors, calipers, and brand new Hankook tires that now have about 5 miles on them. Car steers & stops fine.
Canvas pop top needs to be replaced. Window seals are in meh condition, I would eventually replace them.
This is a Texas bus so it is pretty dry, no serious body rust. It does have "kitchen rot", not terrible but I have not removed any furniture yet to see whats going on. Could probably survive awhile as is, but I would want to address it eventually. There are a couple other minor dents on the car but overall its in pretty nice shape.
I have all tabletops, and car has middle seat!