Volkswagen T2 A

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From generation to generation an immortal icon: The VW “Bulli” with a powerful engine
– Extensive restoration over 3 years (Sept 2018-July 2021)
– The original VW engine was replaced with a 2.2 liter Subaru Boxer engine with 136 hp
– Complete exhaust system renewed:: Stainless steel system from Simons with 3-way catalytic converter
– Water cooler with electric fan installed on the underbody
– Contactless ignition, vent window rear left
– Front and rear disc brakes
– The original paint in lotus white was repainted in plain gray
– 4-speed manual gearbox
– The bodywork is immaculate and rust-free according to the report
– The underbody is in an unrestored and undamaged original condition
– Underbody and cavities sealed with wax
– New interior trim + front seats and bench seat replaced
– 5.5 x 15″ Fuchs rims and as-new 195/65 15 tires
A unique beauty in mint condition

The most iconic transporter of all time!

Few vehicles, let alone vans or minibuses have gained a bigger “cult status” than the VW T2, affectionately known as “The Bus”. The popularity of the rounded panel van is unbroken, if you want evidence, all you need is one ride on The Bus through any city, anywhere: Wherever you go, you will receive spontaneous expressions of sympathy.

In 1967, the T2 became heir to the T1, the original version of the VW van which had been built for 17 years. The curved, undivided windscreen was the most prominent distinguishing feature of the “new one”. Further changes were the extended body (with wheelbase unaltered), the ball joint front axle and more powerful engines that delivered 47, later up to 70 hp to the rear axle. In Germany, over 2.5 million T2 were produced until 1979, as panel van, station wagon, flatbed, double cab, van or camper. In Mexico and Brazil, the popular Van with its pleasing shape continued to roll off the line for decades longer, with production ending as late as 2013 – by which time the “local” T2 had long since matured to classic cars.

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