Can a Vanagon be converted to a Syncro?
Conversion of your waterboxer engine to Syncro specifications (not necessary if we’re doing a Subaru conversion). Conversion to a manual transmission if your Vanagon is an automatic – Includes pedal assembly and shift linkage installation but engine related components are not included
Which is cheaper a Syncro Westfalia or a Vanagon?
Syncro Westfalias have also reached a price point where building one from a 2WD Westy now might be cheaper than buying one! One of the important aspects of this conversion is that it results in a Vanagon that looks and functions just like an original all wheel drive Syncro!
What kind of engine does a 1987 VW Vanagon have?
As with any borderline insane Westy owner, we will be sad to see our dear Randolf go…if he goes. This is an original 1987 Volkswagen Vanagon GL Westfalia camper van, with 2.1 L gasoline engine (recently rebuilt with a little over 2000 miles on it), and customized interior.
How is a Syncro fuel tank installed on a Vanagon?
The Syncro fuel tank is then installed along with the associated brackets and clamps. The cost to perform the Syncro conversion from a 2WD manual Vanagon will include the cost of a donor Syncro. This can be supplied by you or us if we have one available.
How much does a VW Vanagon engine rebuild cost?
VW Vanagon Wasserboxer Long Block Engine. This premium VW Vanagon 2.1L engine rebuild is painstakingly rebuilt to Volkswagen’s factory specifications. Make your Vanagon Wasserboxer drive like new again. This is the engine code MV. Refundable core charge: $600 applies. ( Click here for more info )
What kind of engine does a VW Vanagon have?
The Volkswagen Vanagon is perhaps one of the most versatile of vehicles. It can be everything from a moving Van to a motor home. In 1983, the first 1.9 liter Volkswagen Wasserboxer came with an 80 hp engine, and in 1986 the displacement was increased to 2.1 liters with a 95 hp engine.