1994 Volkswagen EuroVan Westfalia Camper
This exceptionally well-preserved 1994 Volkswagen EuroVan Westfalia camper presents a rare opportunity to acquire an original, low-kilometre example of Volkswagen’s iconic camper van.
Finished in its original Paprika Red paint with a grey interior, the EuroVan has travelled just 113,825 kilometres and retains its original 2.5-litre five-cylinder engine and automatic transmission. Originally from British Columbia and subsequently registered in Alberta, it has been garage-kept and used only a few weeks each summer, helping account for its exceptionally well-preserved condition and remarkably low mileage.
The van remains highly original, with its original Paprika Red paint, beautifully preserved body and interior, and no rust. Its unusually low mileage, limited seasonal use, and overall condition distinguish it from the majority of surviving EuroVan Westfalia campers of this era.
As a fully equipped Westfalia camper, it features the signature pop-up roof with tent and upper sleeping area, along with the integrated camper interior and kitchen facilities, providing the versatility for which the Volkswagen Westfalia has become so well known.
The original five-cylinder engine and automatic transmission remain in good operating condition, as do the brakes and suspension. The vehicle is accompanied by documentation.
The only known item requiring attention is a loose connection in the instrument cluster, resulting in intermittent operation of the fuel gauge and tachometer (RPM gauge). All other gauges and vehicle functions operate normally.
With only 113,825 kilometres, original paint, original engine, rust-free body, limited seasonal use and a remarkably preserved Westfalia camper interior, this is an increasingly difficult example to find.
Vehicle Highlights
- 1994 Volkswagen EuroVan Westfalia Camper
- Only 113,825 kilometres
- Original 2.5-litre five-cylinder engine
- Automatic transmission
- Original Paprika Red paint
- Grey interior
- No rust
- Garage-kept
- Used only a few weeks each summer
- Exceptionally well-preserved body and interior
- Westfalia pop-up roof with tent
- Upper sleeping area
- Integrated camper kitchen
- Documentation included
- British Columbia and Alberta registration history
- Only known item requiring attention: loose instrument-cluster connection causing intermittent fuel-gauge and tachometer operation