1996 | Volkswagen T4 California 2.0

Lot details

Year: 1996
Make: Volkswagen
Model: Camper T4
Registration: N929 FKX
Chassis No: WV2ZZZ70ZTH059608
Engine No: AAC067607
Odometer: 56,554

The Volkswagen Camper, based on the T4 Eurovan platform, marked a significant evolution in the long-standing legacy of Volkswagen camper vans. Renowned for its practicality, reliability, and versatility, the 1996 model appealed to adventurers and families alike who sought a blend of functionality and comfort on the road. Featuring a more modern, aerodynamic design compared to its predecessors, such as the iconic Volkswagen Bus and the T3 (Vanagon). The T4's front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout represented a departure from the rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive configuration of earlier models. This change allowed for more interior space and better handling, making it a popular among long-distance travellers. The camper's interior was thoughtfully designed to maximise space and utility. Standard features included a pop-up roof for added headroom, a foldable rear bench seat that converted into a bed, a compact kitchenette with a stove, sink, and refrigerator, as well as ample storage compartments. Some models even came equipped with swivelling front seats, creating a versatile living and dining space.

Originally registered on 15th March 1996, this Volkswagen T4 presents in delightful condition. The bodywork is in very good order, showing no signs of corrosion and with very good paintwork. The interior is very well equipped with a cooker, fridge, ample cupboard space, tables and comfortable rear seating. The roof elevates for additional headroom and the bed is simple to fold down in the rear. We are advised by the vendor that everything works correctly and that this Volkswagen drives with no known faults. Indeed, it passed its MoT test on 24th June with no advisories. Campers are becoming increasingly popular, this is a very comfortable, tidy example for a relatively modest outlay.The Volkswagen Camper holds a nostalgic place in automotive history. Consigned by Stewart Banks.