1973 Volkswagen Bus Westfalia Camper

Description

A Volkswagen Type 2 Bus is all about packing the most classic car fun in an economical package. And there's no better way to do that than in a Westfalia camper. So take some extra time to explore the cool vintage attitude of a Bus that's ready to hit the road.

This VW Bus loves to show you it's a vintage machine. It starts with the earthtone orange paint and a hint of patina. The white roof goes nicely with the whitewall tires, and the black trim coordinates with the bumpers and steel wheels. It also already comes with some nice road-machine touches like the magic bus cover on the front-mounted spare and plenty of destination stickers in the rear windows.

Inside, the setup in the front is clean and comfy. You have vintage pieces like the VDO gauges and dual-spoke steering wheel. These are mixed with the right driver comforts, like an AM/FM/CD stereo and upgraded bucket seats with three-point belts and large headrests. In the back, the curtains, the seat cloth, and the faux wood all give this a retro-cool vibe. That's exactly what this one is going for. But there was also a solid investment to keep it useful, and that's why you have the working sink and mini-fridge. Built-in storage, a rear padded bed, and the iconic pop-up camping roof make this Westfalia a true home away from home.

The 1700cc motor is part of the backbone of early VW steadfastness. And this one reaffirms it in the way it fires up with ease. The Weber carburetor upgrade allows the motor to inhale freely while creating that iconic air-cooled hum. The four-speed manual transmission shifts crisply, and the front disc brakes give you added confidence. It's a true vintage road-trip machine.

This is the vintage VW with the attitude that helped make it an icon. You know this one is ready for its next adventure. Are you?