VW Vanagon Westfalia DIY Restoration - The Making of Oscar our Family Adventure Van

For all you van lovers and van geeks out there, this video gives you details on how we restored and renovated our 1984 Volkswagon Vanagon Westfalia campervan. We found a great Vanagon Westfalia for sale on Craigslist. The outside was rough, but I knew I could work around that. The engine was a rebuilt 2.1 litre Waterboxer, Wasserboxer engine that seemed to run well. Watch this video for a quick slideshow of the work that progressed including a new Bosch distributor from Ken Wilford at VanAgain, coolant hoses from VanCafe, and multiple parts from GoWesty Including an Auxiliary battery charger kit. You will also see a handy center console I created for the VW Vanagon Westfalia to give us more storage, power ports, and battery voltmeter. To save time, money and delay the paint process for at least 5 years I wrapped the van in vinyl from Metro Restyling. A job that took about 5 days on and off to accomplish, but only cost about $600. To make our VW Vanagon Westfalia more rugged I created a front light bar from Amazon brackets I found and some pvc and copper tubing. I wanted an old school look so I put on four Hella 500's and one Rigid LED light for camping set up. We are now ready for van life and living the van life. Enjoy! Follow us on instagram @TheBoomershines https://www.instagram.com/theboomershines/?hl=en To see more of Mark’s paintings and art, check out www.markboomershine.com and follow him on social media... Instagram: @MarkBoomershine https://www.instagram.com/markboomershine/?hl=en Find out about cinda b bags at www.cindab.com Thanks so much for watching! If you liked today’s video please subscribe, comment and give us a thumbs up. We could use the encouragement :) Shine on! The Boomershines Music by Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com )

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