This interior comes from a Vanagon that was listed on eBay’s UK site. It was listed with the title, “VW TRANSPORTER T5 CAMPER VAN / SURF VAN.” Are you kidding me? A surf van? I haven’t seen an interior like this since Drive Nacho Drive which we called the Ultimate Westy Interior. It looks like the eBay listing is no longer active, but someone is the lucky owner of an awesome interior.
Check out these custom Vanagon seat covers. They are listed on the website as seat covers, but they look like custom upholstery. If you look closely, you can see the match the door panels too. And check out the black interior walls. Awesome!
If this thing is real, there is a lot to love. The description says it’s a VW T3 1A Doka Dreierkabine 115PS. The short bed with cover looks great, especially when it matches the roof rack. The wheels with red trim and white walls just complete the retro look.
This white T3 Vanagon has an odd looking roof. It appears to be a low profile pop top that looks slightly homemade. Does anyone know what kind of pop top this is? Let me know in the comments. She also has a very large front bumper guard. If you popped some Porsche wheels on her she would look a lot better.
I can’t think of too many vans with better front protection than this guy. The otherwise stock looking Vanagon appears to be able to mow down a forest full of trees!
This gorgeous high top Vanagon looks like it as been completely restored. New wheels, body kit, South African grill, paint job with stripes, and more make her a winner! I don’t know where this van is, but it appears to have european plates. Very nice!
What do you do when you want to re-heat your food while on the road? You install a microwave oven in your Vanagon, of course. Tom Boldway installed a 700 watt microwave in his van after his air conditioning stopped working. He decided to use the space above his bed for the microwave. If you don’t need air conditioning this works great. Get another pic and instructions after the jump.
Anyone know what kind of wheels these are? They definitely caught my eye. This Westy has a lot going on with the South African grill, side ladder, rocket box, and the lowered stance, but the wheels are unique.
How would you like to add an inclinometer from an old 4-Runner to your Vanagon dashboard? The Samba user, Syncroincity, apparently pulled off the hack on his Vanagon. He has a lengthy post on The Samba about his Vanagon build, but unfortunately gives little details about his inclinometer. He repainted it so it now includes a Vanagon stencil on it, but gave no other details. He mounted it on the dash right behind the ash tray. It looks great! Click through to see one more pic.
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