2003 Volkswagen EuroVan Westfalia MV Weekender

The pop-top van features seating for seven, and it is powered by a 2.8-liter VR6 paired with a four-speed automatic transaxle. Finished in metallic black over gray cloth upholstery, the van is equipped with a retractable awning, a receiver hitch, a trailer brake controller, retrofitted rear air helper springs, air conditioning, cruise control, a sliding rear storage shelf, a fold-out rear picnic table, window curtains, heated front seats, and a cassette stereo.

The short-wheelbase van is finished in Black Magic Pearl and features a matching Westfalia pop-top, a passenger-side sliding door, color-matching bumpers and side mirrors, a retractable awning, VW-branded mud flaps, and a receiver hitch. Fading paint is present on the pop-top roof, and additional photos of the exterior condition are viewable in the gallery below.

Five-spoke 16″ aluminum wheels are finished in silver and mounted with 235/60 Kumho Crugen HT51 tires. Braking is handled by anti-lock four-wheel discs. A set of rear air helper springs was installed under current ownership.

Eurovan Westfalia models were equipped with a full-length camper top with zippered mesh windows on both sides, and additional images showing the top in the raised position and the awning extended are shown in the gallery below. Other features include a rear hatch mesh mosquito net and a sliding rear shelf. The pop-top canvas was replaced in April 2021, according to the previous owner.

The forward cabin features heated front captain’s chairs that are trimmed in gray cloth with patterned inserts. Appointments include air conditioning, a cassette stereo, a magnetic phone mount, a trailer brake controller, power front windows and mirrors, and retrofitted all-weather floor coverings. The air conditioning temperature switch was replaced in 2023, and a replacement door lock actuator motor was installed in 2026. Wear is visible on the driver’s door pull.