1987 Volkswagen Vanagon (The Millennium Falcon)

The Millennium Falcon may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts. Highly customized and jam-packed with every feature you could wish for, this versatile and fun-to-drive van is like nothing else on the planet.

It Features a rare Automatic transmission, up to 7 seat capacity for family road-trips with European train compartment-style seating. Yet it's also a full camper that sleeps 4, thanks to a pop-top, fold-down Full Width queen-sized mattress in back, and the E-10 "Kitchen Droid."

The Kitchen Droid is normally mounted in place of one of the rear-facing jump seats, and is a self-contained kitchen with an ice cold refrigerator/freezer, electric faucet, sink & 7 gallon drinking water capacity. It's more cleverly configured than an R2 unit - you'll fall in love with it.

Cold night? Not a problem. The van also contains another rare item: a professionally installed gas-powered German Webasto heater (that's right, no worries about finding propane, it runs off the gas tank).

An easy-to-deploy ARB Awning provides shade & rain protection, and the pop-top is waterproof too.

The 100 Amp Hour auxiliary battery is sufficient to power everything for a weekend, and recharges with about an hour's driving. A complete Solar charging system is available as an option with 1 week notice.

This van is also quiet on the road (compared to other Vanagons) with sound-deadening material throughout, and a stunning 8 speaker $3,000 sound system.

This high-ground-clearance 2WD vehicle can go where normal vans fear to tread, with its torque-biasing differential and aggressive knobby tires, you can go *almost* anywhere a syncro can go.

It's also FUN! Star Wars fans will enjoy the many custom touches. Functional hyperspace levers. Wookie seatbelt, and the rough-around the edges exterior which hides a completely new mechanical restoration. New Engine (2.2L upgraded) , new transmission, big brakes, shocks, cooling systems, power steering, etc.

You'll love it.