1987 Volkswagen Vanagon

The Type 2 VW is known in every part of the world and the earlier ones command some huge money. The T3 also known as the Transporter or Caravelle in Europe, Microbus in South Africa and the Vanagon in North and South America was built from 1979-1991. And from the exterior looks minus a couple cosmetic items, they looked largely alike during those times but the biggest change was from air cooled to water cooled and the front headlight set up went from single round to square lights. Now the most popular and sought after to this day is the highly desired Westphalia camper. And to find a 50,000 mile example that has never been used in the snow and came out of elderly ownership is almost unheard of. Furthermore, this rig is clean, rust free minus a couple very minor surface rust spots like the LP tank and support, unmolested and all stock. The A/C was converted back in 2005, the radio works as does all the camping equipment which looks as though it has hardly every been used. The bug screen and all window treatments are in nice unworn condition and the interior is one of the nicest I have ever seen. This VW just had the axle shafts and steering rack switched out and fluid service. Not exactly sure on age of the tires and brakes but the tires ride nice and brakes work as they should, has a clean carfax and original owners manuals and keys. The van starts easy, idles instantly and goes down the road as it should. Finding these in this condition is near impossible so you should get it while you can. Please inquire with any questions.