And there was the Microbus, which was set up for all passengers, all the time, with three seating rows and plenty of windows.Īnd then there was the Deluxe Microbus, which had even more windows and a huge roll-up canvas sunroof. There was the Westfalia, the classic VW camper van. They made a pickup, and a flatbed pickup, and a 4-door crew-cab pickup, which rejoiced in the delightful German name Doppelkabine ("double cabin"). There was the Hochdach, a high-roof panel delivery model. There was the Kombi, short for Kombination, which had a second row of (removable) seats and cargo space behind. There was the Transporter, which was a two-seat cargo version.
LAST EDITED ON Sep-29-18 AT 06:26 PM (EDT)ġ966 Volkswagen Type 2 Deluxe Microbus - The VW Type 2 was available in a dizzying profusion of configurations and trim levels in the '60s and '70s.
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