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1963 | Volkswagen T1 minibus
1963 Volkswagen T1 '63


1958 | Volkswagen T1 Samba 1.2
1958 Volkswagen SAMBA Bus Type-241 Microbus De Luxe, 23 windows

1965 | Volkswagen T1 panel van
Volkswagen T1 Personenbus

1963 | Volkswagen T1 panel van
Sehr schöner Bulli, nur leider keine Zeit, um Ihn zu fahren...

1967 | Volkswagen T1 camper
T1 Westfalia Camper Bus - Typ 2

1961 | Volkswagen T1 panel van
Super original and restoration project, In running condition, Unique double doors on both sides of the cargo area, Red exterior color, red-painted interior with gray vinyl seat upholstery and gray door panels


1967 | Volkswagen T1 camper
Volkswagen Transporter T1 1967

1965 | Volkswagen T1 Samba
1965 Volkswagen T1 Samba '65

1965 | Volkswagen T1 Samba
Volkswagen T1 Samba | 1965

1974 | Volkswagen T1 Brasil "Samba"
top condition

1974 | Volkswagen T1 Brasil
1974 Volkswagen T1 Minibus '74

1967 | Volkswagen T1 Samba
Volkswagen T 24 Samba M0935

FAQs about Volkswagen Transporter Type 2 T1 Classic Cars
Why are Volkswagen Transporter Type 2 T1 classics so popular?
The VW Type 2 T1 classic, also known as the "Bulli," is an iconic vehicle. Its popularity stems from its strong associations with the hippie movement and its versatility as a recreational vehicle. Versions like the Samba Bus and Westfalia Camper have made it a symbol of freedom and adventure since the 1960s.
How can I find spare parts for a Volkswagen Transporter Type 2 T1 vintage model?
You can find spare parts for the Volkswagen Transporter Type 2 T1 vintage model from specialized dealers and classic car forums. However, acquiring specific parts, like original body panels or rare engine components, can be challenging and requires patience and research.
What should you consider when buying a Volkswagen Transporter Type 2 T1 classic car?
When purchasing a Type 2 T1 classic car, pay close attention to the overall condition of the vehicle, particularly looking for rust spots and the state of the bodywork, as these vehicles were often heavily used. The extent of restoration is also crucial; a vehicle restored as closely as possible to its original condition has a higher collector's value.