This 1968 Volkswagen Westfalia Pop-Top Camper shows 80,997 miles and is powered by a 1500 cc engine with a 4-Speed Manual transmission. The exterior is a Two-Tone Orange color with a White upper, and the interior features newer vinyl upholstery and a wood floor. The camper includes a Blaupunkt Hamburg MP57 sound system (USB/MP3 compatible) and 120-volt shore power.

Exterior
* Two-tone Orange and White paint
* Pop-top with new canvas material
* Fiberglass roof in good condition
* Correct wheel covers
* Locking gas cap
* Screens and zip-in panels
* Pop-top folds down for extra sleeping
* Solid with no corrosion

Interior
* Newer Camel colored vinyl upholstery
* Wood floor
* Flip-up table included
* Hammock for upper sleeping
* Blaupunkt Hamburg MP57 sound system (Bluetooth, USB port, MP3 compatible)
* Interior in nice presentable condition
* Original controls and gauges functional

Mechanical
* 1500 cc engine
* Four-Speed Manual transmission
* Locking gas cap
* New carburetor
* New battery
* Parking brake functional
* Brakes recently serviced
* Runs strong, drives straight
* Odometer reads 80,997 miles

Maintenance & Vehicle History
This Westfalia camper has a clean California title and is smog exempt. Recent maintenance includes a new carburetor, new battery, and brake service. The pop-top canvas and upholstery are new, and the camper has been equipped with screens, zip-in panels, and a Blaupunkt sound system. The vehicle runs well and drives straight with functional gauges, turn signals, horn, and parking brake. It is considered to run strong, goes straight down the road, excellent, no shimmy. The odometer shows 80997. Registration is paid through July 2026.

🧠 Did you know
The 1968 Volkswagen Westfalia camper was the first factory camper built on the new “Bay Window” Type 2 platform (introduced in August 1967). It replaced the beloved split-window “Splittie” with a larger, one-piece curved windshield, bigger side windows, sliding side doors on both sides (in most markets), and a more modern dashboard — all of which dramatically improved visibility and everyday usability.While the iconic front-hinged fiberglass pop-top roof had actually debuted on the final-year 1967 Split-window Westfalias, the 1968 Bay Window models carried it forward unchanged, giving campers full standing headroom and a second-row bunk. The classic Westfalia interior layout — the fold-flat Z-bed (rock-and-roll bed), sink, stove, icebox, wardrobe closet, and clever storage cabinets — was also largely carried over from the late Split-window campers, but now packaged in a wider, taller, and more refined body.With its cheerful two-tone paint, go-anywhere air-cooled reliability, and perfect compact size, the 1968 Westfalia instantly became the face of the emerging van-life movement and remains one of the most beloved and collectible VW campers ever made.

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