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A 1971 / 72 T2 Bay Window Camper. Photographed at Lynmouth, Devon in 2005. With the memorial hall behind, where several photos showing the after effect devastation of Lynmouth during the 1952 flood disaster.
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Que yo sepa, Volkswagen nunca hizo una rubia pero el dueño de este Tipo 3 quiso cambiar la historia.
it is the dawning of the age of Aquarius....
Volkswagen Typ 2 Transporter T1 Esotérica
Más hippy no la puedes encontrar y a mi no me encontrarías en ella ni muerto.
and this is the back as far as i can go without the blue paint, as soon as it gets here i can pop on the blue clouds and side then add the text, outline the badboy then wes done!!!!!
I'm only guessing, but with split screen that are hinged, sliding windows on the doors, Right Hand Drive with near side compartment. I'll say 1955 Transporter. Happy to be corrected.
A work in progress that has been dropped a bit already; I'm not sure I would do anymore!
Gungahlin, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
so i got a bit carried away and didnt photograph me sprayin the background colours on, but this is the next stage, a lil and a few flowers!!!
The ugly duckling Volkswagen Beetle was transformed into the most sublimely beautiful Karmann Ghia, this example participating at the VDub Getaway at the Hillsborough County Fair Showground.
A VW camper van always bring a smile to your face whether rattling along in a real one or playing with a toy one. Hope this brings a smile to your Saturday!
I'm sensing a theme here.....
To quote from a comment on my previous photo, "if it's red, shoot it" :)
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ive been asked to come up with a few ideas for a van going to "fun to the sun" vdub fest!!!
this might become a real van!!!
Esta semana iba a ser mi penúltimo Bugorama. Por obvios motivos se ha cancelado. Ahora solo queda el de septiembre, si todavía estoy por estos lares.
This Is A 1972 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Coupe [Type 14], Left-Hand-Drive Continental Market Edition, Registration: “FRB 107L”. Was Imported Into The U.K. In 1999, Includes A 1600-CC Flat-4-Cylinder Engine. Fitted W/ Period Porsche Wheels.
I Am Not 100% Certain If The Paint On This Car Is Original. If This Were An Authentic Period ’71-’72 Coat Of Paint, Then I Think This Colour Scheme Is Some Form Of “Alaska Blue Metallic”, “Gemini Metallic”, “Irish Green”, or “Zambezi Green”. The DVLA Lists This Colour As “Blue”, Although At Various Times I Have Seen This Car, It Looks More Green On Some Days, And On Others, Looks More Of A Grey Tint.
Spotted In Ryedale, North Yorkshire, U.K.
A bit of nostalgia for my 600th shot over on 365project.org. :)
I'm trying to get back into posting to Flickr, but it's still so sloooooow for me. I'd be interested to hear how others are getting on with it now.
Other places I post: ipernity | 365project
Un Tipo 1 Escarabajo, un Karmann Ghia Tipo 14 (también lo hubo Tipo 3) y una Tipo 2 Transporter T1 bastante esotérica. El día no se parecía en nada a un fin de mayo en California.
Un poco de sol y nostalgia para superar los momentos difíciles que atravesamos y prepararnos para tiempos mejores. ¡Ánimo!
A bit of sun and nostalgia to weather these difficult moments and prepare for better times. Cheer up!