An icon of the counterculture movement, the Volkswagen Type 2 was equally at home on leisure trips as it was being used for commercial purposes. They’ve become as essential to the 60s and 70s as the very notion of flower power. The Bay Window, released in 1967, took the winning formula and tinkered only slightly with it, ensuring that the legend of the camper van’s popularity would outlive the counterculture movement that embraced it.
This example - an ex-commercial panelled van - was restored around seven years ago, in which most of its interior was refitted. In recent years the vendor has taken it out very little, leaving this nicely-kept camper ready and waiting for a new career. OVhoir08tvUwWdZ70AAokombfIKuU9JeThgmjESW.jpg619.6 KB
The History and Paperwork
First registered in 1979
Restored and fitted with wood board interior around 7 years ago
Acquired by current owner in 2019
Fitted with electric power steering and adjustable suspension
Last MOT tested in 2018
MOT and road tax exempt
Indicates 83,619 miles, however this is on a five-figure odometer and can’t be verified
Nicely specified inside and out, this camper is a solid candidate for anybody with a taste for a nomadic influence on the open road. A bit of a clean up and you’ll have the perfect roaming cabin.
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