Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon 1968

28000 USD

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CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER
1968 Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon Additional Info:We purchased this Double Cab locally from a man who owned it for over 20 years. It was garage kept and he drove it 2-4 times per year. He purchased it from a gentleman who went by the name "VW George" from the Lower Hudson Valley VW Society. "VW George" purchased it from a gentleman who brought the truck from California to New York State.As with any older classic vehicle, its best to look at it in person when possible. The mileage on this bus is 79,540 but what is most important is the condition of the body, undercarriage, motor and transmission...which, in this case is excellent.If you are from the NJ area and go to the CJVWS Flanders show then you may have seen this Double Cab either in the swap section or show line up.Brazilian roof height canopy was purchased from California by the previous owner. He sand blasted the frame and sprayed it with non-sanding epoxy primer in a color extremely close to original. He also had all new piping sewed in the canopy canvas.Trans Nose Cone Rebuild kit installed along with Gene Berg Shifter (shifts like butter)Engine Rebuilt (by VW George when he owned it) with GENE BERG parts:GB-002 - Pistons & CylindersGB-203 - Wrist Pin KeepersGB-210 - Oil SumpGB-341 - Valve adjustment screwsGB-405 - Rocket Shaft KitGB-439 - Front PulleyGB-476 - Kadron CarbsGB-622 - 009 DistributorGene Berg Semi Cut HeadsNOS Steering box purchased and installed from Wolfsburg WestBay Window Ambulance fans installed with correct switch (work great).Every brown spot you see on the truck is from California owner putting RUST CONVERTER on every scratch and paint rub off area thus converting it to brown and effectively sealing it in his mind (I guess).Underside of this bus is perfect.Garaged for the last 30 years of its life.Correct 8 ply tires including (never used) spare - Hankook RA0810/18 - All wheel cylinders replaced with FTE brand ones. Old brake fluid flushed and refilled with Castrol Dot 4 Synthetic.

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

1968 Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon Additional Info:We purchased this Double Cab locally from a man who owned it for over 20 years. It was garage kept and he drove it 2-4 times per year. He purchased it from a gentleman who went by the name "VW George" from the Lower Hudson Valley VW Society. "VW George" purchased it from a gentleman who brought the truck from California to New York State.As with any older classic vehicle, its best to look at it in person when possible. The mileage on this bus is 79,540 but what is most important is the condition of the body, undercarriage, motor and transmission...which, in this case is excellent.If you are from the NJ area and go to the CJVWS Flanders show then you may have seen this Double Cab either in the swap section or show line up.Brazilian roof height canopy was purchased from California by the previous owner. He sand blasted the frame and sprayed it with non-sanding epoxy primer in a color extremely close to original. He also had all new piping sewed in the canopy canvas.Trans Nose Cone Rebuild kit installed along with Gene Berg Shifter (shifts like butter)Engine Rebuilt (by VW George when he owned it) with GENE BERG parts:GB-002 - Pistons & CylindersGB-203 - Wrist Pin KeepersGB-210 - Oil SumpGB-341 - Valve adjustment screwsGB-405 - Rocket Shaft KitGB-439 - Front PulleyGB-476 - Kadron CarbsGB-622 - 009 DistributorGene Berg Semi Cut HeadsNOS Steering box purchased and installed from Wolfsburg WestBay Window Ambulance fans installed with correct switch (work great).Every brown spot you see on the truck is from California owner putting RUST CONVERTER on every scratch and paint rub off area thus converting it to brown and effectively sealing it in his mind (I guess).Underside of this bus is perfect.Garaged for the last 30 years of its life.Correct 8 ply tires including (never used) spare - Hankook RA0810/18 - All wheel cylinders replaced with FTE brand ones. Old brake fluid flushed and refilled with Castrol Dot 4 Synthetic.

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	28000 USD
Make:	Volkswagen
Model:	Bus/Vanagon
Year:	1968
Mileage:	100 MI
Transmission:	Manual

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Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon 1968

See also

1972 MG MGB Mark III Roadster

1967 Pontiac GTO

1964 Chevrolet C-10

1950 DeSoto Custom