1975 Vw Transporter Rust Free Nevada Bus! Clean Title - Perfect Builder!!!!!!!! on 2040-cars
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Up for grabs is our rust free vw transporter bus. Has the type IV engine. The body is in excellent shape, ready for paint. I have both bumpers, and all 4 hubcaps. There's a couple of boxes of misc parts, including a spare FI wire harness. This vehicle is probably 95% complete. It is a running driving vehicle. Odo shows 130k. Has manual trans. This is a Fuel Injected model, however it is missing some rubber hoses and a decel valve. (it is running without them) I found some paperwork in the vehicle that showed some work done. All new Fuel pump and lines. They also had the compression check done. Results: 1-75, 2-130, 3-85, 4-125. I assume these to be current #'s as I have found no evidence of work done. Probably ready for some top end work. Also the fuel pump only runs when manually switched on (wiring issue). This is a perfect builder! As seller I reserve all rights, including ending the auction with or without bids.
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Autoblog Podcast #327:
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