• Has current state (Pennsylvania) inspection
• title is clear
• I have all repair records
• I am original owner (and the legendary "little ol lady", having babied it and rarely took it over 61 mph!) I never had reason to take it "off-roading" -- except for the dirt roads that can be seen in some of the photos. Often went on state forest dirt roads for TrailCares (hiking trail maintenance).
• 4 + L speed Manual transmission, Baulk-synchronized with additional compound Low-speed traction gear
• water-cooled gasoline engine, 2.1 L fuel-injected engine, digifant engine management system
• Syncro 4-wheel-drive, ("all wheel drive"), manually-operated locking rear differential (what is this?)
• 4 new tires -- radial "Guardsman III brand, all-season TE P205/70 R14 -- 935  -- M+S, with 9,000 miles on them,
• 14-inch steel wheels,
• high ground clearance, skidplates underneath
• Folding rear bench seat/bed combination *,
• 2 rear-facing removable seats **, grey cloth interior, rear compartment heater, 18.5 gallon fuel tank.
  * The bed is so comfy and roomy we've spent hundreds of nights outdoors in the van just parked in the driveway!
  ** Seats and bed are easy to fold up & down and/or take in or out-- see photos...
• Power rack & pinion steering, power front disc/rear drum brakes, independent front suspension, coil springs & telescopic shock absorbers, front & rear, double-jointed drive shafts
• Electric rear window defroster, analog clock, 4 speaker sound system, after-market radio needs re-wiring
• never had an air-conditioner (my request),
• no cruise control

You can have my Robert Bentley Official Repair Manual: Volkswagen U.S.’s Volkswagen Vanagon, Official Factory Repair Manual for 1980 through 1991 models, Including Diesel, Syncro and Camper, Cambridge, MA: published by Robert Bentley, 1991.