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Talk about unique. This 1986 VW T25 Holdsworth camper was recently for sale in the UK, and by the looks of it the van was hacked up quite a bit. It has an interesting graffiti paint job that seems perfect for a surf mobile. The listing says it has a “Rosie”! Recon 1600 turbo Diesel engine. The van has since sold and all pictures removed.
Check out this custom cluster courtesy of North Westy. The white face with red dial is gorgeous. They created this cluster for a custom TDI conversion and it brings a new, modern feel to the van. They even included a gauge pod for the ash try. Click through for the night view.
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Around 1984, Holdsworth introduced a new model called the VW T25 / T3 Holdsworth Variety. This hightop camper featured a different interior than the standard VW camper. The most obvious different is the normal rear bed area was instead used for the kitchen, or storage lockers. Two flexi seats could be used to create a single or double bed. Click through to see more of this interior.
This is one of the craziest ideas I’ve seen but I suppose it deserves a mention. This Vanagon has been completely outfitted in knitware. Who would want to drive this thing around like this? It turns out a couple of VW commercial vehicle employees spotted a classic bus treated in knitwear while visiting Thailand. They decided to replicate the bus. This is their finale product.
About 2500 hours went into the 100-pound-plus knit sweater for the unique T3, which can be admired in the Volkswagen Museum until the end of March.
Seriously? A museum?
I ran across this little beauty on Facebook. It’s a pod that includes oil pressure and temperature gauges and goes right into the ash tray. It looks clean and the installation is fairly straight forward. The pod is made by Brickwerks and it looks pretty cool. Click through to see more.
Evolution Campervan Interiors knows how to redo a van. Check out the picture above as one example of their work. They bring old vans to life! You can check out their website for many more examples of their work.
In 1986, Holdsworth introduced a new camper model called the VW T25 / T3 Holdsworth Vision. It was based on a Volkswagen factory hightop van, but the interior was quite different. The kitchen and storage lockers were in the back while the main cabin had an unusual setup. There was a fold away room divider between front and rear creating a separate toilet compartment. Click through to see more.
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