Dodge Camper Van on 2040-cars
Abington, Massachusetts, United States
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You are Bidding on a 1976 Dodge Coachman Camper Van, This Camper is has 135k miles and runs like a dream . The engine runs and sounds excellent with no issues . The automatic transmission shifts perfectly in every gear and feels great driving down the road . The exterior of this van looks great the paint is nice and in good shape there is a spot on the fender of the passenger side with bubbles starting to appear however its not bad at all and the rest of the van looks solid with a couple of minor scratches here and there shown in photos. Under this camper is very solid for its age. There appears to be a repair made on front cross member and seem perfectly solid and well repaired. (Photos). The interior of this van is very clean and has been cared for . The heater works . It has a tear in the passenger seat and a small hole on the drivers seat . This van has a toilet ,fridge, sink , stove and an oven. That runs off propane. It has a fold down table that converts to a bed as well as a pull out bed over the drivers seat.. This camper was used to drive back and forth to Newport RI to Key West Florida and made the trip multiple times so its been tested on long rides and has proved its reliability . The tires are 80%-90% new.. Please feel free to ask any questions you have thanks and good luck bidding . |
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