SPLIT WINDOW T1 VW BUS DELUXE SAMBA RECREATION

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SPLIT WINDOW T1 VW BUS DELUXE SAMBA RECREATION

This is a first-generation Volkswagen Bus with a split windshield, manufactured at the Volkswagen Factory in Brazil. It was produced from 1965 to 1975 and is an original Type 1 Kombi 15-window that has been converted into a Deluxe Version of a 23-window Samba Recreation.

This isn’t just any car – it’s a timeless legend. When you drive it, it feels like you’re sailing on the road. You’ve got to try riding with the windshield flipped up to see waves and smiles all around. Get ready to create some unforgettable memories!

Let’s start the journey of a lifetime!

SPECS

MECHANICAL SPECS

Engine: Powered by a 1,600cc air-cooled 4-cylinder engine that has been completely rebuilt to factory specifications, with a new single carburetor and an electronic ignition.

Transmission: 4-speed manual transmission rebuilt.

Steering: Brand New Steering Roller Box. We decided to use this new system to eliminate the characteristic loose steering problem of all VW Buses in general.

Suspension:

Completely rebuilt front and rear suspension

Brakes: Redone with new parts

Gas Tank: Capacity 13 gallons. Regular Gas

Electrical System 12V: New tail lights, headlights, and battery.

EXTERIOR FEAUTURES

Two-tone paint
23 Windows Deluxe Version, including The Sky Windows kit, also known as “Samba”, and The Pop-out Safari Style Windshield.
Sliding ragtop sunroof, luggage rack, and ladder.
A new set of green glasses
Deluxe polished Trim with red strips on the sides.
New handmade headlights with angel eye lanterns for better visibility
14x 5 ½ -inch original wheels and white walls new tires with chrome dome hubcaps
To enhance safety, an Automatic Ball System Fire Extinguisher has been installed in the engine bay.

INTERIOR FEAUTURES

The interior of this vehicle has been completely customized to provide a spacious and flexible design. The newly designed interior includes eco-leather upholstery and offers two different seating options for the rear area: an L-shaped seating arrangement for 5 passengers or two benches facing each other for six passengers. Moreover, the rear bench can be folded out to create a bed, making it a convenient option for camping. The original style front seats have been retained.

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