surfs up dude!!

[hemi#1]

it's not a MOPAR but I took it on it's maiden voyage today it's for sale fully restored 71 VW Westie camp mobile 47732 org documented miles one family owner. all new interior new pop top and new paint in org. pastel white. it drives fantastic turning heads every were I went. there's a V dub show in town this weekend 300+ VWs and this with a big for sale sign on it :headbang::headbang::hello2: at least this makes me do a happy dance instead of chrome scammer

 

[BeatersRus]

wow thats insanely clean.
saw a bunch of those here in ny at the watkins glenn invitational last year.
nice vdub ,my friend has a 63 sportsroof? bug.

 

[Bb70charger500]

Very cool always like those v.w. vans with the pop up

 

[GetX'd]

Hang ten dude - surf is up. Kool vehicle for cruising the beaches of SoCal....

 

[sandbagger]

Sweet hemi#1!
I lived in Germany for 5 years growing up and we had every variation of VW you could think of.
Buying a VW was easy....if it doesn't leak....BUY IT!

 

[MarPar]

groooooooovy maaan imp_daddy:

 

[Dennis H]

Nice. Hood is open? Has Beetle exhaust. I owned a 67 Kombi, and a 73 Automatic Dog. 73 had a Sportsmobile interior. They were both responsible for a lot of romping back then. We see a lot of them in Santa Cruz. They mostly stay there as they may not make the climb over 17 to San Jose I speculate.

 

[Moparsmitty]

That is a nice resto on the Westie, very cool. They are pretty good out on the flat but I occasionally see one climbing up Snoqualmie Pass on I-90, in the right lane, in a line of semis, doing about 25mph. I can pass them pulling my travel trailer LOL.

 

[super-bee_ski]

Funny you should post this...
Tuesday afternoon the 2nd of June (2015) a "Mint" Chevy Van passed me on the Highway here in So Cal.
It was a 68, Black Plate van, the 1968 Cal Custom paint job.
It was spectacular!

 

[hemi#1]

thanks guys I had the Westie at the show today. 92 deg. and very little shade. it took best bay window in the show. first time out. last night we had a cruise around the local lake and on it's maiden voyage it went 50 mi around the lake with no problems!!! I must be doing something right.