Zoom Classic Cars is proud to present this 1974 Volkswagen Westfalia Camper Van. The current owner has had this vehicle for the past five years, putting less than 6000 miles on it, and always keeping it in the garage. This vehicle is equipped with the reliable 1.8-liter engine and the 4-speed manual transmission, both believed to be original but may have been rebuilt. The camper equipment is in great shape and still works wonderfully, including the sink and stove. The paint is in great shape with no scratches or bubbles. The vehicle was repainted and during the process surface rust was cleaned up and removed. The vehicle has a very solid body. The vehicle is equipped with power brakes, and the master cylinder has been replaced along with the power booster. The clutch, clutch cable, pressure plate, release bearing, and shifter linkage bushings have also been replaced. The valves have been adjusted to make the vehicle run even smoother. The interior boasts no rips or tears in the fabric, and wood door panels, it is unknown if either are original. There is also a fully functioning stove, sink, and pop-up camper space. The flooring is a laminate material. The fuel gauge stopped working, and instead of just replacing the gauge, the entire instrument cluster was replaced. Thus, the mileage is not correct, but before it was replaced the mileage was around 88,000. The true mileage is unknown. The glass is all clear and believed to be original. The graphic of the VW bug on the side is a graphic wrap and can be removed with a little bit of time and a hair dryer. This is not a restored to original VW Camper Van but is a fully functional Camper Van with some upgrades. The vehicle is located in Lexington, South Carolina with a clean title and asking price of $25,995.