2003 VW Eurovan MV Weekender (Westfalia) Bertha Price: $15K BO | Location: Boise, ID | Mileage: 174,000 | Carfax: 4.4 / 5.0 Meet Bertha, our beautiful, unmodified 2003 VW Eurovan Weekender. The very last year VW made these, and one of the most sought-after models thanks to its thoughtful features and iconic Westfalia pop-top camper setup. She’s clean, fun, and full of character. The minute you get behind the wheel, you’ll understand why VW enthusiasts are so devoted. It’s just such a cool rig and a joy to drive. Highlights: -Westfalia pop-top camper (sleeps 45 comfortably) -Fold-down third-row bed with interior storage access. -Built-in table + cooler -Original privacy curtains all around (including rear door) -Additional screen and privacy curtain for the full back (when back hatch is open) -Reversed second-row seats hauls up to 7 people -Fully opening rear windows on both sides to maximize comfort when camping -Automatic transmission, tight and dry (no leaks) -Great stereo + CD player -Floor-mounted gear shift classic and very fun to drive -New front/rear shocks + tie rods ($1,600, Firestone) -Brand new tires and spare ($600, Firestone) -New front bra for protection/ nicer look -Custom floor mats What she needs: The pop-top tent could use a patch (cheap) or full replacement (about $800). ABS not working, common for older rigs. Brakes still function. Have had them checked at 2 mechanics to confirm. Like most vans of this age, she’s best suited for someone mechanically inclined as sourcing parts can be a bit tricky, but that’s part of the charm for the right owner. We bought her this summer in Oregon with big plans for camping trips, but with two little ones and two other older cars, we just don’t have the bandwidth to give her the time she deserves. If you’ve been dreaming of van life, this is the perfect way to get a family of four outdoors without spending a fortune on a Sprinter that can’t sleep more than 2.