1975 Volkswagen Camper Van for Sale in Portland, OR 97214
This 1975 Volkswagen Camper Van is powered by a gasoline engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This Volkswagen Van is shown with a green exterior and an orange interior.
Professionally appraised for $24,500.00 in 2020. Runs nicely and has been carefully maintained by one owner since 1982. All service records available.
247,500 miles (body) c. 167,000 miles (engine). Original engine replaced prior to 1982 (at around 80,000 miles) with a 1980 2,000cc fuel injection version.
New clutch, front brakes, shocks, muffler within last 5,000 miles. New tires 12,000 miles ago. Resprayed an original VW green with white upper trim in 2015 (5K miles ago).
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Features:
Pop-up Top
Sleeps Four
Folding Table
Sink / Cool Box
Cupboards
Electric Hookup
Additional Information -
Portland does not use salt on the roads so there is virtually no rust on the body or frame
Full Maintenance Information is Listed in Photos Below
Seller’s Note –
With declining use of the bus, the owner prioritized spending on keeping it mechanically in top shape. Wear and tear defects over the last 47 years have been tolerated.
Because I believe in total transparency, I am listing every issue that I am aware of:
1. Radio is not currently working. I suspect it is a wiring issue.
2. The roll-up door is broken and is stuck in the open position.
3. The carpet is worn and stained.
4. A couple of tears in rear upholstery—one large one small.
5. The windshield has some discoloration at the edges.
6. One of the four roof hold-downs is disconnected. Easily re-attached.
7. The front panel to the under-seat storage has become detached from the floor hinges. I don’t use it so it was never repaired.
8. The sink/cooler unit is not screwed into place and the water and drain are disconnected.
We do not use it, preferring to cook and clean up on a picnic table.
9. The heater is working normally but with older VW buses they are notoriously poor. Heater vent controls are always stiff.
10. The gas mileage is about 14/15 mpg.
11. The water tank cap is missing.
12. Two breaks in the faux-wood laminate interior
13. Plastic screw covers missing on passenger door handle.
Explanation Of the Reconstructed Title
It has a reconstructed Oregon title. Not from any collision, but in 1991 a tree leaned over in an ice storm from all the weight and settled on the bus, putting a dent in the roof, and several small holes in the fiberglass top. State Farm could not find a replacement roof, so they totaled it. I bought it back and had a local body shop repair the holes and respray. The dent remains but is not visible except when the top is up.
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