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    Volkswagen Type II Transporter Double Cab, 1968

    Chassis No.: 268156389 • Exterior: Gray • Interior: Black • 4-cylinder engine • Dual carburetors • 4-speed manual transmission • Gene Berg shifter • VDO instruments • Gray exterior with chrome bumpers • Black vinyl interior with plaid cloth seating upholstery • Ronal wheels • Tinted glass Finished in gray with chrome bumpers, twin chrome sideview mirrors and Ronal wheels, this 1968 Volkswagen Type II Transporter Double Cab is of the extended cab variety with three passenger doors and two rows of seating. The interior is upholstered with black vinyl with plaid cloth seating surfaces, a Gene Berg shifter, VDO gauges, tinted glass and a barefoot accelerator pedal. The 4-speed manual transmission is paired with a 4-cylinder engine fed by dual carburetors. With the success of the Type I, or Beetle, Volkswagen decided to build a Type II, or small van, that would become known as the Bus. Using much of the Type I’s belly pan and running gear, the van body came in various forms from multi-window people carriers to stoic panel vans ready to haul cargo. It was also offered as a pickup with a multitude of cab configurations. One of the most ingenious design features of the Pickup was the dropdown side walls, which allowed for easier loading and unloading of cargo onto the bed. An excellent option for various light-duty projects, the pickups proved infinitely popular with local handymen and gardeners, as well as painters and electricians. As is often the case, many of these fell victim to extensive use and abuse and were seen simply as a tool to get a job done, receiving minimal care during their service life. As such, many were lost to the junkyards and fields of time, left to decay and be picked apart by those looking for pieces to nurse their own vehicles along. As such, this 1968 Volkswagen Type II Double Cab Pickup offers an opportunity to see what all the mystique was about with these Volkswagen workhorses. https://www.mecum.com/lots/520474/1968-volkswagen-type-ii-transporter-double-cab/

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    Volkswagen Transporter Westfalia Camper, 1973

    Chassis No.: 2332097799 $27,500 | Sold • Exterior: Orange • Interior: Beige • Body: Camper • Pop-top roof • Air-cooled 1679cc 4-cylinder engine • 4-speed manual transmission • Finished in Orange with painted White bumpers • VDO instruments • Side curtains • Folding Z bed and jump seat • Jalousie windows • Side cooking table • White stripe tires • VW script hubcaps • 2 new batteries • New Whitewall tires • Recent service The Volkswagen Type 2, or Bus as it’s more commonly known in the U.S., is one of the most popular, recognizable vans the world has ever known. In particular, the Bus seems to have a special place in the hearts of Americans and Britons, forged as the transport mode preferred by hippies and free spirits emerging in the 1960s through the early 1970s. Efficient, roomy and seemingly infinitely customizable, the Bus was really a great option for nearly anyone. In 1950, Volkswagen began sending Busses to Westfalia Werke in Rheda-Wiedenbruck, a dual community in the valley of the Ems River in the Westphalian Lowland for conversion into camping-friendly vehicles. It’s been said that only about 1,000 Westfalia conversions were built between 1950 and 1958. As the Westfalia gained interest and even a following, more and more options and amenities were available, turning them into mini motorhomes. This 1973 Westfalia Camper is certainly of that school. Finished in era-popular orange with white bumpers, steel wheels and the pop-top Westfalia roof, the VW is believed to have only traveled 38,500 miles from new. Powered by an air-cooled 1679cc flat 4-cylinder engine and a 4-speed manual transmission, the Camper is ready to go, complete with side curtains, a folding Z bed and jump seat, jalousie windows, a side cooking table and more. Simulated wood paneling and proper bordering abounds within, an absolute throwback to the era. Of course, the pop-top roof provides a dose of spaciousness and an airy nature that bodes too well with the outdoors set. Drivers are given vehicle vitals by way of VDO instruments nestled into the camera case black dashboard. Upholstered in tan vinyl, front seat passengers enjoy the early style low-back bucket seats and the Volkswagen rolls on white-stripe tires, flat VW-script bright hubcaps complementing the look. https://www.mecum.com/lots/481154/1973-volkswagen-transporter-westfalia-camper/

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    Volkswagen Type II Transporter, 1966

    Chassis No.: 236112864 • Exterior: Green/White • Interior: Tan • 1.5L Flat-4 engine • 4-speed manual transmission • Green and White exterior with Tan interior • German square weave carpet • 80 MPH speedometer • AM radio • Wood/fabric bench seating in rear • Privacy curtains 1.5L, 4-Speed https://www.mecum.com/lots/483687/1966-volkswagen-type-ii-transporter/

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