1980 Volkswagen Westfalia Camper

1980 VW Vanagon Westfalia - I bought this van in April 2018 to restore, but unfortunately I don't have the extra time needed to complete it. I've already invested over $6000 having the engine, mechanicals and transmission restored, also, another $1,500 on new interior and exterior parts. It Runs and drives great! The kitchen is complete and works.

The expensive work has been done, now the van just needs to be finished and enjoyed. I have all receipts, and service records for the work listed below.

Work completed so far:

Complete Engine Rebuild

New Cylinder Head

New Clutch

New Catalytic Converter (Passed Colorado emissions)

New Steering Rack

New Gas Tank

New Gas Sender

New Filling Neck to Gas Tank

New Oil Pressure Switch

New Condenser

New Printed Circuit Boards

New Ropes and Pulleys behind Dash (All Air Controls Work)

New Fan Motor

New Shifter

New Bushings in Shifter

New Fresh Air Blower

New Wiper Motor & Switch

New Rear Corner Lenses (Signals)

New Door Handles and Locks

New Side Rear View Mirrors

Replaced Rack Boots

Replaced Engine Gaskets and Hardware

Valves Adjusted

Steering Wheel Adjusted (removed play)

Master Tune Up - Oil, Filters and Plugs

New parts purchased, but not installed yet:

Pop Top Canvas, with tack strip

Full interior panel set, with handles

Front and back bumpers with end caps

Exterior camper inlets and covers

Interior light lenses

Front corner lenses (signals)

Wiper Blades

Window Cranks

Gas Cap

Pop Top Restoration Kit

Issues still remaining to resolve:

Slight surface rust around windows

Two small holes with rust- drivers foot panel

Panel dents on driver's side

Pop top exterior cleaning

Head Liner

Floor Board Covering in main camping area

Cabinet molding (some areas)

Cabinet veneers (some areas)

Carpet in front area

Exterior painting (if desired)

Parts still needed to finish restoration:

Foam for back folding seat (already sourced, $200)

Curtains

Carpet for front area

Speakers