This VW Transporter has apparently gone through a conversion to an electric vehicle by EV4U Custom Conversions. I can’t get much more information because these guys have the most ridiculously moronic websites I’ve ever seen. However, I love the sliding storage on this van. They use it to hold 38 battery cells. Click through for another pic and video.
I think we have seen this stretch Vanagon before, but this is a new pic from a different angle. The paint job looks the same, but they’ve added some custom wheels. This extended Vanagon has two sliding doors and lots of room. Making these extended stretch Vanagons is becoming a popular thing to do.
This is a German food truck of some kind. I’m not exactly sure what they sold here, but it seems to be part bakery, part food. I love these custom Vanagon builds. It doesn’t really matter what the specific use is, people are pretty creative when custom building a Vanagon. Click through for more pics.
This Vanagon owner has done a fantastic job on his camper. He calls her, Serenity. You have to check out his website to see all of the work he’s done, but just look at the paint job. I have a set of AMG wheels like that on a Mercedes and I’d love to know how he got it on the van. The last time we tried to mount custom wheels, the spacers presented to much of a hassle so we went with GoWesty’s wheels. Click through for another pic.
I’m not sure what to call this one. It appears to be some kind of adventure camper, and at first glance it looks like it is sitting on a Syncro truck. Other pictures show it is not a Syncro however. The listing on eBay lists it as a “VW LT 45 Allrad.” So, perhaps it’s a Vanagon cousin. Click through to see what it really is.
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