If you like Vanagons and travel you want to check out the Folksblogen blog. The couple who run the blog travel in a hot kiwi green vanagon and catalog their adventures online. The van used to be silver/gray, but they painted it and created a nice little travel van. Click through to see the interior.

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Ever want to hold drinks on your Vanagon dashboard? This custom drink holder fits in the ash tray and allows you to keep a couple of cold ones up front. They were recently listed on eBay in The UK for GBP 39 ($50us).

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There is a lot of unused space under the Vanagon, and Peace Vans wants to make use of it. Peace Vans is a shop with some of their own nifty mods, and the undermount PV battery tray is a nice once. They craft a tray that holds a house battery and/or a starting battery. The tray hinges down for easy access. This tray allows you to get the battery out of the interior of the van. Click through to check it out.

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The title says it all on this one. This is the most rustic interiors we’ve seen. It looks like this van should be parked somewhere deep in the country, miles away from a paved road.

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This is simply a nice shot of some re-upholstered front Vanagon seats I saw at livethevanlife.com. In addition to the new seats, this van also has new door panels. Very nice.

Check out this seemingly normal VW T3. The video is entitled, “Airride” and appears to be a hydraulic installation with airbags of some sort. I’d love to know more.

For those of you who have Weekenders, this is a nice custom cover for the rear heater. If you remove the rear heater, you can put this cover over the empty space. You can choose from black and brown to add a nice touch to the rear seat area. Check it out at uniWerks Design.

What would you name this hot pink Vanagon? The owner slapped the name Babe Bus on it but it’s not exactly a bus is it? I guess Babe Vanagon doesn’t have the best ring to it. Check out the blue tinted signal lens that matches the logo perfectly. Nice detail.

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