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Westfalia first got their hands in the VW cookie jar in 1950 and stayed in the game until 2003. Westfalia would take a standard Volkswagen Type 2 and turn it into a completely furnished, extremely capable, well put together camping vehicle. Complete with running water, ports for electricity, an icebox, and enough room for 4 grown adults to sleep, there isn-t much else that you need to take with you. Powered by a large, yet economical 2. 3 liter air-cooled engine mated to a 4-speed manual transmission, this capable camper is sure to keep fuel stops to a minimum.

Virtually every component of this bus has been restored, upgraded, or refurbished. The seats have all been reupholstered in a period correct plaid cloth. The engine has been replaced with a recently rebuilt unit to factory specifications, as well as the transmission to make driving this bus a pleasure, rather than a pain. The optional -add a room- side tent gives you much more room to stretch out and stay away from the rain, or even...

The VW Transporter, often referred to as the 'microbus' 'minibus' or simply 'hippie van,' is an icon of the 60s. With various configurations the Transporter was well suited for just about any lifestyle. These vans cemented themselves into the 60s Zeitgeist and continue to make people smile wherever they are seen. This 67 Transporter is a real sight to behold with it's two tone Burgundy and Pearl White paint. With nice touches like a roof rack and Jalousie windows this is one handsome van! The interior is a camper configuration and features vinyl upholstered benches, a dinette table, sink and mini fridge. This van is well equipped for your next trip to the mountains or your favorite music festival. The front driver's cabin retains a stock appearance and features white vinyl seats. The view out the windshield while cruising down the road is like nothing else! Powering this Transporter is a 1500CC flat 4 cylinder and is paired with a 4 speed manual. A nice upgrade on this...

The iconic camper style meets with a ton more modern convenience in this 1986 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia. So, while you will like the distinction and usefulness, you will love that it's all offered for an affordable price.

The versatile forward-control style and squared-off 'bread van' style make this instantly reminiscent of the classic VW Bus. That is because the Vanagon is the more powerful, larger, and nimbler successor. The Gold with black trim has a crisp and classic look. As you investigate the details, you will discover that kind of investments that keep this classic a practical choice. In fact, the important Westfalia roof even has newer seals.

Inside, the driver gets all the right comforts with high-back bucket seat upholstered in a plush tan cloth. It has good bolstering and armrests to make sure it is long-haul comfortable. Plus, there is a large steering wheel, a gearshift within easy reach, and a nice, upgraded AM/FM/CD stereo for entertainment (and the USB will even charge a modern phone. ) But the true luxuries are all behind this. Built-in cabinets, a fold-up table, and a fold-flat bed all mean you can take home with you in a compact and well-organized package. Also,...

This bus is a California native that came to Michigan just a few years & went under restoration, there is no doubt about these solid bones. This VW comes in a very classy shade of Oh-So Orange with accompanying Pearl White and chrome accents. These buses are not known for their speed; however, this bus comes equipped with a rebuilt 1. 6L 4-cylinder engine that runs extremely smooth. This makes the bus a lot of fun to drive when you're cruising down the road using the 4-speed manual floor shift transmission with ease. Once you get the van to a steady cruising speed, crank up the tunes through the upgraded aftermarket radio and CD player and enjoy the comfortable ride. The chrome and paint are not the only thing's newly refurbished in this sweet VW Bus. The seats, carpeting, and headliner have all been redone recently making the van look like new on the inside. The biggest selling point of this bus is the large sky window atop of the van, just open up roof and let the sun shine down on you! It makes for an enjoyable and cool ride. The color scheme...

Though it may look like a van from the outside, we believe this vehicle to be a time Machine ready to take you back to 1973. Let-s start on the exterior. The body has been completely restored, stripped, straightened, and re-painted in sunny orange. The pop-top, bumpers, and wheels are finished in white to really set off the orange. If simply seeing this vehicle doesn-t put a smile on your face, sliding open the side door will. What you-ll find is a nice little home away from home. Seating, a table for dining, a bed for sleeping, heck, even a TV so you can catch the latest episode of the Brady Bunch. The dcor is perfect, with plenty of Grateful Dead stickers, vintage motorcycle and motocross memorabilia, and a killer 8-Track collection. These VW vans are not known for their speed, but thankfully this one has been tastefully upgraded in the power department. The engine is a 2,365cc Flat Four with a forged crank, 88mm Big...