Here we have a German Camper by Westfalia NOT made by Volkswagen, but named after a famous explorer and cartographer.
These James Cook campers seem to have quite the following on the interwebs, but it’s not clear whether any officially made it to the US. It’s definitely a cool rig, though the extra height and fixed-roof nature mean you won’t go through drive-throughs. Pop over to Poland and drive this bad boy back to North America! I’ll keep Oddimotive Mobile HQ…
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Swiebodzin, Poland
$300 with 3 bids and no reserve
In case it wasn’t tall enough, they added a little AC unit on top.
Rear luggage storage is pretty cool, but must eliminate sleeping for one more person.
Cab is decidedly more truckish than a Vanagon’s.
Gated shifter! Too bad it’s an AT.
As a Westfalia owner, I find the theme pretty familiar here.
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For sale 1982 Classic RV Mercedes Benz, model 307D diesel, 4 speed automatic transmission and power stering. This is original Westfalia JAMES COOK edition with nice interior, 4 or more sleeping places The vehicle is in original unrestored shape, need little body work. The engine and trans is in great condition, runs and drive very well. New battery, tires looks good 80%. I can help in worldwide ro/ro shipping, Clear Germany Title in hand. Feel free to e-mail me for more details. No reserve auction, please serious bidders only! Happy bidding.
Attention! I can deliver to Bremerhaven port in Germany for additional fee. The Wallenius Vilhelmsen ro/ro shipping cost from Germany to US East Coast is about $1500, to West Coast $2500 Good luck
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