Following two long-running generations of Volkswagen Transporters built since 1949, the T3 Vanagon debuted for 1979 and as before, continued to utilize a forward-control, rear-engine layout. An incredibly versatile vehicle, the T3 Vanagons name was a palindrome for Van and Wagon and as before, the boxy vehicles were immediately popular in VWs far-flung international markets. Known by a number of local names, the T3 came in several variations including passenger and cargo vans, Westfalia campers, and single- and double-cab pickup body styles. Powered by numerous air-cooled Flat-4 gasoline engines, Vanagons stirred a minor revolution with the debut of the liquid-cooled Wasserboxer by mid-1983. Further running updates included progressively larger-displacement and more-powerful gasoline engines and thrifty Diesels throughout T3 production, which continued to 1991 at VWs Hannover, Germany factory and in 1992 by Daimler-Steyr-Puch at Graz, Austria, where these vehicles were produced for government and military use.

This late-production 1991 Volkswagen Vanagon is simply outstanding throughout, clearly benefiting from single ownership from new to 2016 in South Carolina and obviously meticulous care throughout its lifetime. The original 101k-mile odometer reading is supported by the clean Carfax accompanying the sale of the vehicle. Featuring the original paint and interior, the Vanagon is powered by a 2.1L water-cooled Flat-4 engine and 3-speed automatic transmission, with features and options including factory air conditioning, power brakes and steering, factory power-adjustable and swiveling front bucket seats, a large body-colored drivers side mirror, rear-window defroster, factory side awning, and AM/FM radio. In addition to the aforementioned clean Carfax report, this choice Vanagon includes a tool kit, roadside jack, and lug wrench. Freshly serviced and detailed, this exceptionally nice 1991 Volkswagen Vanagon is ready for continued enjoyment. Contact us to see it in person, get full details, and make it yours today!