This van was apparently put together by Rocky Mountain Westy, according to a post on The Samba. These bulley bars go a long way to protecting the front of the van. They also added the same bars to the rear of the van and it looks awesome. This thing is ready for anything!
Sometimes you just run across a Vanagon with an interesting paint job. This one fits the bill. It’s a purple lightning Vanagon. In addition to the paint job, check out the custom exhaust.
This 1982 air cooled “Adventurewagen” can be yours for $14,000. It is currently listed on Craigslist. The seller lists it in excellent condition, 4 speed transmission, 2.0 motor. It has 133,000 miles on it with many upgrades. Most obvious are the 15 inch wheels and South African grill. He lists other upgrades too: Bilstein shocks and springs, 4 wheel alignment, new brake lines, new mirrors, new Go Westy Bumpers, fender flares, oil temp gauge, sound deadening mats in floor, engine bay, doors, new radio and 4 speakers. removable fold out table with leaf, cup holders, removable map table.
This one is newly painted, has no rust, and ready for its next adventure. Click through to see more pics.
If anyone knows what kind of camper this is, please comment below. This is a very interesting high top in that it’s not really that high. It looks to be a mid 1980’s van. It has a luggage area in the back of the roof and some interesting front mounted driving lights.
This gorgeous 1989 VW Transporter has been meticulously restored. She originally included a 2.0 diesel engine but now has a Ford 2.3 V6 conversion. The paint and white wall tires caught my eye. The white walls add such a nice touch as it compliments the white roof. The roof rack and clear turn signal lights also add a nice touch. I’d love to drive this van.
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