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1983.3 Air Cooled Vanagon L Westfalia 2wd, 236k miles, broken odometer New camper parts: Land Rover mirrors New water faucet New water pump New pop top tent New fridge LED headlights New mattress Reupholstered seats New paint job New Propane furnace New propane tank Hot shower system Middle console with locking mechanism Engine: Rebuilt engine 14k miles ago Rebuilt clutch 14k miles ago Installed Oil pressure and temperature gauges (no tachometer for RPMs, so the temp is necessary to watch) Hums at around 55 on the freeway, sometimes have to downshift to 3rd on the small hills Shifts into all gears very well, starts up immediately External: Yakima roof rack with 2 bike mounts Yakima rocket box (same key as bike mounts) New 15” rims, 1” larger than stock Brake swap to caliper brakes in the rear ($2400 for parts and service) BF Goodrich KO2 tires with less than 5k miles on them Rear swing tire carrier with full size spare ARB Awning GoWesty Roll top waterproof luggage bag Electric work: Solar inlet with a solar charge controller 100ah Lithium Battery Battery monitor 10amp shore power charger All accessories fused and installed properly 20amp alternator charger + isolator New stereo system with USB charger and AUX input, all speakers work 1000 watt inverter with AC receptacle The bad: - Burnt oil smell when heater is on. Smell indicates possible oil leak in the heater box. I don’t use the heater up front, I rely on the cabin heater hooked up to the propane tank. Honestly, runs great but I need to thin the herd a bit! Price is OBO, willing to hear offers!
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