This truck has been chopped up and made into something new. It’s like a cabriolet truck of sorts. The rear bed has been removed to create more space. What is the space for? I have no idea. The rack on the back where the bumper would be is probably used to carry extra equipment. I love the black wheels to.
The owner of this 1984 water cooled camper obviously has no fear, and was probably bored with their brown camper. Although the paint job is not my cup of tea, there is something endearing about someone painting their van to their own liking. In this case, even the hub caps match the theme. They call her, Daisy.
All Vanagon owners want more switches and dials on the dash don’t they? Here is yet another example of how to modify the Vanagon dash. I have no idea what any of these switches are for, but they look cool don’t they?
This 1990 Westy has been restored in a huge way. It looks nearly brand new. The owner put it up for sale a few years ago so who knows who owns it now. It’s been lowered a bit, but the owner says the 16 inch wheels don’t rub and the ride is smooth. I would love to own this van. Click through for more pics.
Is this really a camp paint job? Not really, but it’s very similar. Unless you’re hiding in a paint shop you will actually stand out with this Vanagon. I love how he painted the roof rack to match. I always appreciate a Syncro that’s well done!
Have you seen Shooftie yet? This guy has some serious mods for Vanagons. You have to check out his website.
I like this little plug he made for the hole in the rear cabinet for the table leg. He had some wood laying around that was perfect for the job. Click through to see how he also made a little trim for the table leg.
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