This classic testifies as to why the post-war generation was gushing over the VW T1 camper van at the time. For many, it was love at first sight, for others, the dream car of their late youth. Anyone who ever had the chance to sit behind the “Bulli” nose to on a holiday trip will confirm that they enjoyed a feeling of freedom. Designed as a camper van, the VW “Bulli” came to be the embodiment of casual leisure fun, a reputation that lasted way into the late seventies. Its owners, who were among the first camping enthusiasts at the time and attracted attention everywhere they went, were considered privileged. In the United States, the “Bulli” was delivered with a double bumper. It enjoyed the same popularity there as everywhere else.

Lower part of body agate grey, upper part of body green-blue, export bumpers white, interior beige grey, steering wheel pearl white, green-blue wheel rims with silver VW hubcap. Skylight green-blue, roof rack silver. Black-grey chassis. Headlamps transparent, tail lights red transparent inserts