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Volkswagen Typ 2 Bay window Personebus 1977

General description : Sehr schöne T2 Personenbus, der vor einige Jahren ganz neu lackiert wurde und mit viele Neuteilen wider aufgebaut wurde, z.B. neuer Himmel und neue Sitzen unsw. Der Motor läuft gut und der Bus lässt zich gut schalen. Auch hat der Bus viele Originalzubehör, wie eine Originaluhr, Neberrückleuchte, Hella Zusatzscheinwerfer, Drehfenster, Jail Bars im Laderaum, Stossstangegummi und einen neuen Anhängerkupplung. Der Bus hat neue Good Year Reifen.

1977 Volkswagen Typ 2 Bay window Personebus is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Boerenkamplaan 58NL-5712 AG Someren by VW Classics BV for €23950.

 

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Car type : Car Make : Volkswagen Model : Typ 2 Bay window Model Version : Personebus Engine size : 1.6 Model Year : 1977 Sub type : Van Location : Boerenkamplaan 58NL-5712 AG Someren Vehicle Registration : Undefined

23950 €

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