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Volkswagen Eurovan Full Camper Pop-Up 2001

The 2001 Volkswagen Eurovan Full Camper is a versatile Class B camper van perfect for all your camping adventures. With a mileage of 116,505, this well-maintained vehicle is ready to hit the road and take you on your next journey. The Eurovan is known for its spacious interior, comfortable beds, and convenient kitchenette, making it the perfect home on wheels for your travels. Whether you're exploring the great outdoors or embarking on a cross-country road trip, this camper van has everything you need to make your trip comfortable and enjoyable. With its reliable Volkswagen engine, you can trust that this camper van will get you to your destination safely and efficiently. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this fantastic Eurovan Full Camper and start making memories that will last a lifetime. Upgrade your camping experience with the 2001 Volkswagen Eurovan Full Camper today! The FULL CAMPER trim includes a pop-up roof, kitchenette, and sleeping area, providing all the comforts of home on the go.

Reviews from my Outdoorsy rental listing: http://bit.ly/4wIm6dK

This is an automatic transmission camper van with low mileage per year. Full records of service from the original dealer are on hand, where the previous owner bought it from in 2001. VW Manual, operating manual and receipts of work completed are available. Most of the components purchased were supplied by GoWesty. The Eurovan is 17 Long, and 80 High with top down. The 2001 Eurovan has a bigger engine with 201 HP compared to early ones with 140 HP.

Upgrades include:

Repainted VW White (2019) - some scratches or dings on paint now, that I attempted to touch-up
Transmission cooling unit installed.
Transmission and engine mounts replaced.
Cameras front and rear - display worked with previous owner, and I've barely used: seems like display doesn't stay powered on now.
Interior Lights changed out to Leds
Fridge Recondition in (2021) - fridge "turn on" instructions are printed inside the fridge door.
New Engine Battery (2022)
New Marine Auxiliary Battery (2024).

VIN: WV2EB47071H1482

From KBB website: Overall 2001 Volkswagen Eurovan Quality:
User sentiment suggests the overall quality of the 2001 Volkswagen Eurovan is above average for its class. Owners rated the 2001 Volkswagen Eurovan quality a 4.5 out of 5.

2001 Volkswagen Eurovan Reliability

The 2001 Volkswagen Eurovan receives an average consumer rating of 4.4 overall and a 4.4 for reliability, which means owners consider its reliability to be above average.

Favorite 2001 Eurovan Features:

According to drivers of the 2001 Eurovan, here are some of its best features:

Lots of power. Lots of room. Fun to drive. Unique.
Versatile, efficient, comfortable
Roomy, comfortable, simple
Worth the whacky poltergeist door lock issue.
Super car for travel. High quality.

2001 Volkswagen Eurovan Safety Features:

Child Door Locks
Child Seat Anchors
Driver Airbag
Passenger Airbag

* Length17
* Gross vehicle weight5600
* TransmissionAutomatic
* Fuel typeGas

*PLEASE NOTE*: Everything has been in working order since I purchased it a few years back. I have kept up-to-date as of this listing on the engine and other exterior maintenance. I have paperwork from Cooks Tires in West LA and Mike's Foreign Car in Anaheim. I put tires on it for the snow. They also are the regular everyday tires, so that is an *upgrade*. There is a Fiamma 45S awning on it worth $1000 at least. It seems to not be latching on the way, but it stays on, and I just put a strap on there (which another velcro strap came with) just to hold it in case. The door locks don't stay unlocked with the key fobI press the keyfob and the locking mechanism goes up and then back down quickly, so I just time it to open the doors or go through the passenger door or sliding door to get to the front door. OR I leave the doors unlocked. I don't know why this is happening and have attempted to troubleshoot it through a variety of mechanic vendors.

The fridge uses propane and has always worked until recently. I was told maybe the propane line(s) need to be replaced, as it doesn't seem to be getting cold now, but I am unable to tell 100%.

I purchased a new sink pump for the sink (so that will come with the van), and it seems like the backwater spigot is not working, so maybe it's electricalas it was working when I first got it and I barely used it. It seems like the sink water line is also leaking out the bottom hose of the vanbut again, there is a sink pump switch inside connected to the water lines that can go in three directions, so you may need to play around with that. If you are knowledgeable, that is great. There is also a Eurovan Facebook group that has proven helpful.

The cabinet door has stickers on it now, which is different from one of these photos, but I can update the photos.

The pop-up top has mesh for the "window" partsthat open with a zipper. I had bought them torn, so they are still torn in the middle. You can get them re-meshed, I imagine; not open the zippers; open them; or attempt to sew them yourself, as I have been doing.

I have recently tested out both the marine battery (auxiliary) and the engine battery, and both appear good.

What else? I am not a "car" person, so I am doing my best with the listing here. I love the van.

Disclosure: I am not responsible for any other issues or anything that may be wrong with the vaninterior or exterioras I only know what I know; the engine and related exterior maintenance I have kept up-to-date to the best of my knowledge as of this listing. If there is something I missed, it's either by accident/mistake or I did not know about it. You are recommended to do your own inspection at a mechanic of your choice. No refunds, please.

Eurovan video of the manufacturer's van: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF4