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VIN: | 00000002362129355 |
Stock #: | 129355 |
Odometer: | 46131 |
Paint Color: | GREEN |
Type: | WAGON |
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Transmission: | MANUAL 4-SPEED |
Engine: | 2.4L |
Drive: | N / A |
Fuel: | GAS |
DESCRIPTION
The 1976 Volkswagen Westfalia is a classic camper van, part of the Volkswagen Type 2 series, commonly known as the VW Bus or VW Camper. Here's some information about it:
Features:
Engine: The 1976 Westfalia typically came with a 2.0L air-cooled flat-four engine.
Transmission: It was usually equipped with a 4-speed manual transmission.
Interior: The Westfalia camper conversion included features like a pop-up roof, a fold-out bed, a small kitchenette with a sink, and sometimes a refrigerator or an icebox.
Seating: It could comfortably seat four to five people, with the rear seat folding down into a bed.
Design:
Exterior: The 1976 model maintained the boxy, utilitarian look that VW buses are known for, with large windows and a high roofline.
Pop-top: The Westfalia conversion included a pop-top roof that provided additional sleeping space or standing room inside the van.
Popularity:
The VW Westfalia is renowned for its reliability, simplicity, and the freedom it offers for road trips and camping. It's a favorite among vintage car enthusiasts and the vanlife community.
Maintenance:
Engine: The air-cooled engine is relatively simple to work on, but parts may require regular maintenance due to the vehicle's age.
Body: Rust can be a common issue, particularly in the undercarriage and lower body panels.
Interior: Maintaining the original camper interior can be a challenge, as some parts may be hard to find.
Collectibility:
The 1976 Volkswagen Westfalia is highly collectible and sought after, often fetching high prices in good condition. Restored models can be quite expensive.
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