The Volkswagen T1 Type2 – 1960 is not only a historically important car, but also one of the most legendary cars in the world.
This is a really nice investment car and van version with three front seats and good cargo space. The car is in good and healthy condition and has Danish plates on it, so it’s ready to drive out into the world, or sit in the living room or garage to give you a big smile.
This car has gone up a lot in price and will probably only continue to rise. But beyond the investment potential, it’s a great and fun car to drive around in. If you have a business, the car can easily be used as an eye-catching advertising pillar that is also portable.
The car’s body parts were pressed by the large Hilo machine that was in use from 1940 to 1976. But the car is sold as brand new in Denmark, and is delivered to new buyer with full history and org. old black enamel license plates. The car was renovated approx. 7 years ago and a complete photo series of the renovation is included with purchase.
This Volkswagen T1 Type2 – 1960 is covered in Tectyl and grease etc. everywhere, obviously to take good care of it
It’s the one with the small rear window that tells a connoisseur that this is one of those hard-to-find cars, especially in this condition. It has a two-piece windshield and the original wheels with bobbleheads are included.
The car is very race-inspired and could easily pass as a funky “workshop car”. The wheels with the checkered flag and foil stripe on the side give a hint. In addition, there are the finest “eyelids” on the headlights and extra front fog lights that complement the original small lights very elegantly. It all works well together in the design of the giant VW logo on the front.
The racing stripes are just foil and can be easily removed. So can the Porschein-inspired rims, and replace them with the original ones.
The Bulli, or the rye bread as we also call it here at home, was inspected on 15.11.2018 and will be inspected until 25.09.2026
Auction fee : 8% on the hammer price.Auction Fee Minimum : 
Closes: 31, Sunday 20:39 
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