During a recent auction, a 1955 Volkswagen Microbus sold for $235,000, making it the most expensive model to be sold in modern times. By comparison, another model was snapped up for its $218,000 ceiling...
The story begins: 1946 James D. Mooney, president and board chairman of Willys-Overland Motors, announces the “introduction of a new jeep station wagon” describing it as a “people’s car.” Indeed, the new 2WD, all-steel...
The ‘Magic Bus’ is a 1965 Type 2 T1 left-hand drive panel van with US spec. and the classic 1,600cc ‘single port’ engine, which was retsored by VW specialists in the famous ‘VW Old...
KdF/Volkswagen Factory Wolfsburg, known as the “City of the KdF/Volkswagen-Car.” Was founded in in 1938 for Kdf/Volkswagen factory workers. The idea was to produce a car (Volkswagen/People’s Car) that would be affordable to a...
This is the paper model of a VW Shorty bus originally built in 1986 was found and resurrected by Gas Monkey Garage in 2014. Front beam suspension by Wagons West, Airkewld brakes, rear suspension,...
This Volkswagen Typ 2/T1 Panel van 1963 is fitted with Jägermeister decoration. Such vehicles were used in many country to deliver the famoys herb-flavoured liqueur to pubs and corner stores. Scale paper model 1/35.
The ÖAMTC (Austrian Motoring Organisation) has converted a 1966 VW panel van into a snowcat complete with caterpillar tracks and a DJ booth (that pops out of the freakin’ roof!) as part of their...
The Willys Overland do Brasil “Rural” is a re-styled version of the American Willys Jeep station wagon (the new front-end styling was by famous designer Brooks Stevens) which debuted in 1960; aproximately 182.000 Rural...
The Plymouth Superbird was introduced in 1970 and shared many similarities in design to the Dodge Daytona. The Superbird was based on the Plymouth Road Runner except for the airfoil and nose. The Road...
Kleinschnittger Werke GmbH from Arnsberg produced an affordable minicar from 1950-1957. This papercraft reproduce 2 Kleinschnittgers being transported from the factory to a dealer with a 1950 Volkswagen typ 2 bus. Scale model 1/35.
