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Time Traveller - 1971 Arcomobile

After a three year tour of Europe and Scandinavia, this 1971 Arcomobile camper was shipped back to California and spent the next part of its life travelling the east coast as far north as Alaska. It was put into storage...
Retro Ruby - 1967 Custom SO42

This custom SO 42, finished in Ruby Red under Pastel White, fuses original period features with street style and stance, creating a retro custom camper that offers more living space and better road handling.
Access All Areas - 1977 Double Door/Sunroof

With twin sliding door option and a sunroof, this former panel van lets in light and creates an airy, roomy camper interior.
Crewcab Camper - 1984 T3 Doka

When Rob Baxter bought a battered 1984 DOKA project from France via eBay, he was surprised to find a very unusual seat arrangement in the cab. Folding front seats and a bench seat meant the whole cab area could become a...
Ivan Hirst Memorial Meet - 2011

Last September the second Ivan Hirst Memorial Vintage VW Meet was held, once again at the REME headquarters in Reading. Major Hirst had served with the REME unit during the war and, in 1945, was tasked with getting some...
Modded Multivan - 1999 RHD Multivan

RHD Multivans are one of the most desirable T4 models around, but only 700 were produced from 1991-2001. This one, built in 1999, is unique however, in that it is the only known RHD version to feature the...
Licensed to Thrill - 1964 Custom Deluxe

With a colour scheme based on Goldfinger’s Rolls Royce in the Bond movie, a Las Vegas-themed interior, and a host of custom and period accessories, this 1964 Deluxe Microbus (aka Earl) is definitely licensed to thrill!
Preserving the Past - VW's Oldtimer Restoration

After seeing the overwhelming emotional response to the 60th anniversary bus celebrations at Hannover in 2007, Volkswagen Nutzfahrzeuge (Commercial Vehicles) decided to set up its own team and dept with the...
Northern Europe in a T3

One old VW bus, two girls travelling, two months, 122,783 miles, six hitchhikers, seven countries, ten campsites, an abundance of memories…
Get Me to the Church On Time!

Matt and Sara Meese’s 1967 Split Screen walk-through started life in California before slowly working its way around America, ending up in Florida where it was finally exported to the UK around five years ago.
A Danish Custom - 1967 SO42

This stunning Split, owned by Svend Erik Saatterup from Denmark, has been two years in restoration to transform it from rust-bucket to stunning custom. It started life as a 1967 tin top SO 42 and was imported from the...
Cafe '71 - 1971 Early T2a Bay

This stunning metallic blue bay is owned by Bernd Iske from Germany.