1987 | Volkswagen T3 Camper 1.9

Highlights

original Devon

cottage style

fridge

Wherever the road takes you, there has hardly been a better way to travel for decades than in a VW Bus. There is nothing more to add.

The British camper converter "Devon" is one of the most respected converters in the UK. They focus on quality and design, and are one of the pioneers of camper van construction. They are probably the longest established manufacturer of motorhomes and caravans in the UK, having been founded in 1956 in Sidmouth, Devon, converting the Volkswagen Transporter. Devon is one of the few remaining fully independent British manufacturers.

"Wherever the road takes you, it will do it best in a Devon conversion."

History

The T3 came to the current owner years ago, including a British girlfriend. The girlfriend no longer exists, but the camper stayed. And that's a good thing.

The camper was not registered by the current owner, but was driven with red license plates. The previous owner had registered it in Germany, which is why it also has German papers and can therefore be registered in Germany without any problems, even as a right-hand drive vehicle. Conversion to left-hand drive is not a major challenge for anyone who wants to.

Technically, the car works. The engine starts, the brakes work and the steering shows no play. Only the exhaust is a bit leaky. The interior shows no malfunctions. The refrigerator worked until about 2 years ago, when the Devon was last used.

Market positioning and price

Devon campers are very popular due to their quality.

They are usually traded well above the price offered here

Conclusion

If you want to roll down the road in a British cottage and camp in true British style, or maybe even go camping in the British Isles (right-hand drive), then this Devon T3 Camper is the car for you.

Place your bid and hope for an exciting journey in "Devon style".