1984 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia 4-Speed

This 1984 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia was acquired in 1992 by the seller, who tells us the van served as their daily driver for the ensuing decade. A liquid-cooled 2.1L flat-four was installed in place of the factory 1.9-liter component in 2002, and recommissioning work between 2022 and 2024 is said to have included repairing the wiring, servicing the valves, and installing a 140-amp alternator, a propane heater, a 100-Ah lithium house battery, a Rocky Mountain Westy grille guard and bumpers, and GoWesty starter motor and external utility hookups as well as changing the speedometer cable, catalytic converter, distributor, mass airflow and oxygen sensors, headlights, tires, and more as listed below. Finished in beige over brown upholstery, the van also features LED exterior lightbulbs, 14″ alloy wheels, a heater, and a cassette stereo with an aftermarket Bluetooth adapter. The rear cabin is outfitted with a stowable swivel table, storage compartments, water tanks, window curtains, sleeping accommodations, and a kitchenette with a refrigerator, a two-burner propane stove, and a sink that dispenses both hot and cold water. Now showing 190k miles, this is offered at no reserve with a seller-supplied service list, spare parts, a clean Carfax report, and a California title in the name of the seller’s family trust. The van was repainted in beige in 1990, and it has been fitted with a Rocky Mountain Westy Twin Peaks front bumper, grille guard, and rear bumper as well as Land Rover-sourced side mirrors. Additional work carried out between 2022 and 2024 included adjusting the sliding right-rear door, servicing the windshield washer system, and replacing the antenna, passenger-side window, tailgate support struts, drip rails, and headlights as well as installing LED turn signal, marker light, and brake light bulbs.