The boxy Volkswagen Transporter arrived on American shores in 1949, its effect and influence was immediate as there was truly nothing like it. Using standard Beetle components it was easy to maintain, find parts for and generally it was the most effective way to move small groups of people. Dubbed the Microbus, Volkswagen's unique transporter survived through the decades and evolved into several different vehicles. Its combination of economy and practicality made it an instant hit with the flower power generation of the 1960s. Their boxy design made them ideal canvases, whether it was adorned with political slogans or Grateful Dead decals and flowers. Of these Microbuses, the rarest is the 21 Window, as shown here. It was in many ways the Cadillac of Volkswagens as it was adorned with lots of trim and amenities otherwise absent on many of the other standard buses. The delightful California Volkswagen presented here has received a no-expense-spared restoration by noted marque experts here in southern California. Complete with its factory sliding sunroof this Microbus is fit for any locale, whether it is a concours or afternoon at the beach. Finished in two-tone Velvet Green and White with the Platinum Mesh Interior. Its original factory colors, The extensive ground up, 2 year rotisserie restoration was completed in February 2017. Running on a factory 12 volt system and prepared for any adventure with its correct spare tire, seat belts,, and 1776cc dual port motor, yes you can drive it on the freeway ! Clearly no detail was missed for both ease of operation and pleasure of ownership. This is one of the finest examples available and a perfect addition to any collection as it will surely bring a smile to all that see it. Contact us at 714-426-0238 or mark@crevierclassiccars.com
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