- **Key facts about the make and model**: - 1987 Volkswagen Vanagon Syncro, a variant of the Type 2 model series (T3 generation) - Said to be a highly desirable off-roading vehicle with 4x4 capability - **Details about the mechanical aspects of the car**: - Described as having a 5-speed manual transmission - Said to have a torquey and responsive flat-four engine, producing 95hp - Features modified suspension and brakes from a Toyota HiAce van, including: - Upgraded HiAce front disk brakes - Toyota Levin rear disk brakes with bigger calipers - New E brake system - Toyota 200 series coils plus 1 aluminum spacer on the rear wheels - **Details about the interior, exterior, and options of the car**: - Exterior: - Described as having a unique paint scheme in beige (referred to as "Desert tan") with black rockers and a complementary black stripe along the bodyline - Blacked out grill and headlight surrounds - Tan wheels wrapped in 245/75 R16 tires - Custom roof rack with LED light bar - Front bumper with integrated lights, a winch, and tow-hooks - Integrated tow hooks in the rear with a trailer hitch - Ladder for easy access to the roof rack - Interior: - Features a 2016 Single Cab Bench seat, custom fitted - Rubber floor mat - Spartan rear area for cargo or customization - **Details about the reported current state of this car**: - Said to drive well with a supple ride and direct steering, responsive brakes - Reported to be in a modified condition, with much of the hard work already done - Located in Ruskin, FL, 33570, and presented by Gateway Classic Cars - Tampa - Originates from Bolivia