Vw Bus Deluxe 13 Window on 2040-cars
Richmond, Kentucky, United States
Here is a 1966 13 window deluxe bus. Has very good under carriage , having just a small hole in one out rigger. Passenger door needs quarter panels underneath. Drivers side quarters are good. Cargo floor is basically needing outer panels but I would replace entire floor .Has jail bars and 3 new tires! Top has rust in part of front third of rain gutters. A pillars(doors sag) , front floor pan, dog legs , front wheel etc...will need repaired or replaced. The nose is descent . Has drivers seat only. Engine cover and it's hinges are nice. Has original panel above rear wheels.(not cut out like many are) Has an engine. Generally this is a complete bus. It has typical rust with most in front cab area. Frame and carriage is above average. There is no Title. Bill of sale only. Of course sold as is. You can call at 859-351-6649 or my home 859-623-5135 or email My starting bid is arbitrary and if it goes for this I will lose my but so bid !
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