VW Bus Exotic: Part Vintage Surf Safari, Part Lifted Baja Race Buggy!

Prepare to be noticed! (Street legal with California plates, o it can be driven anywhere.)
One of a kind, urnkey Adventure VW Bus. Turns heads every where you go!
The Vehicle for sale:
*1970 Volkswagen Bus, hassis with professionally converted Baja style open air cage.
*Original engine replaced with a brand new Chevy Vortec V6 crate engine (less than 7k miles) with aluminum electric fan powered radiator.
*Original VW transmission reinforced with welded inner gears for increased torque capacity.
*Rear view video camera installed into dash.
*Oversized ammo can converted into center console with tons of storage inside & speaker sound system with indoor/outdoor speakers and amp built right in.
*iPod hookups in the back for passengers to play their own playlist or iPod jack up front for driver to control.
*Built in bus driver style PA system that lowers music volume the second you push the button to talk.
*Custom made interior upholstered seats with rustic nail head accents.
*Seats 7 people.
*Button on vinyl jeep style top.
*Custom rustic crates installed under seats and in back 'trunk area' offers great storage capacity.
*Overhead entry/exit handles for passenger loading/unloading.
*Detachable rear crate can be removed and used as a courtesy step for passengers.
*Working surfboard racks on roof
*All brakes have been rebuilt less than 2k miles ago
*Brand new front tires (rear tires still have plenty of life)
Every attention to detail has been put into this vehicle to make it a conversation piece...People love this bus! Notice vintage WWII canteen in place of a conventional radiator overflow tank, ash mounted hula girl, tc.
All work is reliable and well done. Welders comment on the quality of roll cage when they see it. Consistently places in car shows.
I have comparable vehicle sales from Barrett Jackson that sold for $44k (see screenshot of Orange bus comparable) and it did not have nearly as nice of seats, ngine, adiator, nd all the accessories.
Questions are welcome from serious buyers.