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1964 | Volkswagen T1 Samba 1.2

1964 Volkswagen T1 Samba 21 Windows '64

$211,688

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Xavier Molenaar

Lobulckstraat 9

9880 Aalter

🇧🇪Belgium

1964 | Volkswagen T1 Samba 1.2

1964 Volkswagen T1 Samba 21 Windows '64

$211,688

1964 | Volkswagen T1 Samba 1.2

1964 Volkswagen T1 Samba 21 Windows '64

$211,688

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1964 | Volkswagen T1 Samba 1.2

1964 Volkswagen T1 Samba 21 Windows '64

Mileage 93,413 km

Main Inspection n/a

Power 1 kW (1 hp)

Year of Production 1964

Description

Matching numbers, matching colours, fully restored from 2014 to 2016 and now in mint condition
- Not just any T1: 21-window edition; initially a US vehicle that was sold to a hippie for only 100 USD (photographs available)
- Saved from being destroyed in the junkyard
- Rare condition and even more rare story
- With certificates of authenticity and identity from Volkswagen

The Volkswagen Type 2 is Volkswagen’s workhorse in the form of a highly functional bus that is still omnipresent on the roads and adored by a very eclectic audience. Since 1950, it has been produced in six successive series, each bringing some modernization. In addition to its functionality, its design is pragmatic and contemporary, while older models evoke a nostalgic feeling.

For a long period’s time, the Volkswagen range only had only had one model since its establishment: the Type 1 ‘Beetle’. In 1947, Dutch VW importer Ben Pon felt that the range should be expanded with a delivery van, he drew a sketch that was used three years later in the design of the Type 2, that was launched in 1950. It is a delivery van with the engine and design based on the Beetle. The engine is placed in the back, the round shapes are retained making its design look friendly.

The Type 2 quickly developed its iconic status and beloved by everyone. The hippies were so enamoured that they went to live in the bus as if it were their home. They painted their campers as a protest against global famine, poverty, and war. The buses painted by hippies have become, along with the peace sign, the symbol of the hippie subculture and carefree 1960s.

Over the years, many variants were sold. Initially, it was intended as a delivery van, but camping was soon made possible, and, in the US, people were particularly fond of the pickup variant.

Volkswagen T1

The T1, an embodiment of nostalgia and the carefree 60s. This multifunctional ‘Splitscreen’ bus - as it is nicknamed based on the separate front twin-windshields - is the first car where the driver sits just above the front axle. The four-cylinder rear-engine produces just enough - modest - horsepower and a unique humming sound.

Given the indestructible Volkswagen engine, an T1 is still very suitable for road tripping. They are also often used for commercial purposes, some even being converted into mobile coffee bars.

It is undeniably true that the T1 is a highly coveted classic car, and the market demand is sky-high. Who wouldn't want to be seen in such a cool bus? Undoubtedly, a T1 is a versatile investment.

Technical information:

Body work

- Length (cm): 428 (169 inch)
- Width (cm): 175 (69 inch)
- Height (cm): 194 (76 inch)
- Wheelbase (cm): 240 (94 inch)
- Weight (kg): 1150 (2535 lbs)

Mechanics

- Engine: flat-four 1483 cc rear-engine
- Valve gear: 8
- Fuel system: 1 Solex carburettor
- Gear box: 4-speed manual
- Transmission: RWD
- Left-steered
- power: 42 hp (31 kW) at 3800 t/m
- torque: 95 Nm at 2400 t/m

Top speed: 105 km/h (65 mph)

Condition & Registration

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Technical Details

Vehicle data

Make: Volkswagen
Model series: Transporter
Model name: T1 Samba 1.2
Manufacturer code: Typ 2 T1
First registration date: Not provided
Year of manufacture: 1964
Mileage (read): 93,413 km
Chassis number: Not provided
Engine number: Not provided
Gearbox number: Not provided
Matching numbers: Not provided
Number of owners: Not provided

Technical details

Body style: Bus
Power (kW/hp): 1/1 (Factory: 25/34)
Cubic capacity (cm³): 1191
Cylinders: Not provided
Doors: Not provided
Steering: Left (LHD)
Gearbox: Manual
Gears: 4
Transmission: Rear
Front brakes: Drum
Rear brakes: Drum
Fuel type: Petrol

Individual Configuration

Exterior color: Grey
Manufacturer color name: -

Interior color: Others
Interior material: Others

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