2002 Volkswagen Eurovan Winnebago Camper on 2040-cars
Antioch, California, United States
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She is completely 100 percent stock, nothing has been added, drilled into, or modified from factory stock. Everything that came with her is there and functions properly. The camper van comes with all of the standard options: Air conditioning, system blows cold, Power Windows, Power Brakes, power door locks, front and rear heater, two burner stove, stainless steel sink and counter, three way refrigerator (works on 12 volt battery, 110 volt AC, and Propane), built in propane fueled heater with thermostat, cabinetry, three window pop top, swivel captain’s and passenger seats, closet, built in auxiliary battery with charger, front curtain set, rear curtain, bed cushion sets (top and bottom) (cushions for the bottom bed have never been used, they were removed when new and stored in a bedroom closet), pull down window blinds, factory external cover for underbody accessories/tank, 110 volt power cord, gray water tank and dump hose(the dump hose is still in the plastic and has never been used), two folding tables with original storage cover (which are stored behind the driver’s seat) and a factory mounted CD player with remote. The vehicle is original paint, that looks as it did the day it was new, is white with gray interior. It is in Mint Condition.
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