Volkswagen Microbus In 1961, the Volkswagen Microbus was introduced, and was one of the earliest vehicles to be offered as a camper from the factory. The conversion from microbus to camper was performed by...
Appearances can be deceiving. The rolling embodiments of that principal we call “sleeper cars”: ordinary-looking vehicles that pack a much bigger punch than you’d get by just looking at them. Take this classic VW...
VW Beetle Woody Wagon Story Once upon a time this radical custom Woody was just another 1956 Volkswagen Beetle rolling out of the Wolfsburg Germany VW plant. However, he modern history began in 1999...
Bosch Classic Collection Classics are a passion embodied by steel and chrome. Bosch Classic maintains a fleet of classics in honor of this passion. In this fleet, you can find the Goliath GD 750,...
In the 1970s, some inventors from the Californian Irvine had the idea to modify a VW Beetle into a camper. It was not enough to accommodate two beds, one table, a wall unit and...
VW Buses History The first VW Buses were assembled in a large building near São Paulo in 1953. Hardly any other vehicle in the world has been manufactured for so long. In Brazil, the...
During a recent auction, a 1955 Volkswagen Microbus sold for $235,000, making it the most expensive model to be sold in modern times. By comparison, another model was snapped up for its $218,000 ceiling...
The ‘Magic Bus’ is a 1965 Type 2 T1 left-hand drive panel van with US spec. and the classic 1,600cc ‘single port’ engine, which was retsored by VW specialists in the famous ‘VW Old...
In the 1950s, the Volkswagen arrived in the U.S., where the initial reception was tepid, due in part to the car’s historic Nazi connection as well as its small size and unusual rounded shape...
