VW Bus T1, T2 or T3 - which van suits me best?
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Summary
At some point, everyone has had an encounter with the Volkswagen Bus. Years later, this often awakens the desire to become the owner of the Wolfsburg all-rounder. But which classic VW Bus suits me? A self-experiment with the first three model series reveals the answer.
This article contains the following chapters
- Three classics with rear engines
- Museum tour or daily driver
- Comfort for guests only
- Flower without power
- Victory of modernity
- All-round classic car
- Technical data comparison
Estimated reading time: 12min
Preview (beginning of the article)
Timetable change in the classic car garage at home. Instead of the turbo coupés and powerful V8 limousines that I had celebrated for years, I caught the Bulli fever in my late 40s. No more hectic, faster, higher, wider cars. Car hiking is on the agenda or, as Baloo the Bear says, "Try it with comfort". Even the speed limit of 130 km/h has somehow lost its horror for me. Slowness is easy on the material. In short, I'm no longer in a hurry and I don't need the envious prestige in front of the terraced house either. The VW Bus theme suits me in the here and now. Of course, only with style and a classic boxer in the rear.
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