Coming Soon: 1987 VW Westfalia Vanagon - Subaru-Powered Adventure
Machine! Get ready for the ultimate road trip rig! This 1987 VW
Westfalia Vanagon is packed with classic charm and modern
reliability, thanks to a professionally refurbished 2001 Subaru
2.5L engine. Enjoy the perfect blend of vintage style and extra
horsepower, making those mountain climbs and highway cruises
effortless. The spacious pop-top camper layout is ideal for weekend
getaways or full-time van life, featuring a cozy sleeping area, and
ample storage. With its fresh mechanical upgrades, this Westy is
road-trip ready and built for adventure. Whether you're chasing
sunsets on the coast or exploring national parks, this van is the
perfect companion. Don't miss your chance to own a Westfalia that
drives as good as it looks. Stay tuned-this one won't last long!
More details to follow. Contact Hank at
[email protected] or text to 201-317-9277 for an
extensive list of upgrades. Offered at 36,000
Vehicle Details
1987 Volkswagen Vanagon
Listing ID:CC-1923526
Price:$36,000
Location:Easton, Maryland
Year:1987
Make:Volkswagen
Model:Vanagon
Exterior Color:Beige
Interior Color:Black/Beige
Odometer:151386
Stock Number:87VWCAMPHP
VIN:WV2ZB0255HH094627
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