76VWS006 VW T1 Camper Mouse Grey/Pearl White
VW Camper registered OWP 362E from 1967, our popular little camper van is decorated in an attractive grey brown and contrasting pearl white two tone livery and features light tan interior seating and floor with a beige steering wheel. Note the split windscreen on this early model, which earned it the nickname Splittie! Its other name, particularly in Europe, was the Kombi, although we in the UK referred to the T1 as a Camper. We love the louvred windows to the sides and rear and the lift-up roof made space for taller occupants when in a stationary position, as well as offering a welcome light and airy feel through the large roof lights.
Still a great camper van, even today, evoking happy memories of family holidays!Â
This is a Type 2 T1 camper at 1:76Â (00) scale.
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76VWS006 VW T1 Camper Mouse Grey/Pearl White
VW Camper registered OWP 362E from 1967, our popular little camper van is decorated in an attractive grey brown and contrasting pearl white two tone livery and features light tan interior seating and floor with a beige steering wheel. Note the split windscreen on this early model, which earned it the nickname Splittie! Its other name, particularly in Europe, was the Kombi, although we in the UK referred to the T1 as a Camper. We love the louvred windows to the sides and rear and the lift-up roof made space for taller occupants when in a stationary position, as well as offering a welcome light and airy feel through the large roof lights.
Still a great camper van, even today, evoking happy memories of family holidays!Â
This is a Type 2 T1 camper at 1:76Â (00) scale.
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VW Camper registered OWP 362E from 1967, our popular little camper van is decorated in an attractive grey brown and contrasting pearl white two tone livery and features light tan interior seating and floor with a beige steering wheel. Note the split windscreen on this early model, which earned it the nickname Splittie! Its other name, particularly in Europe, was the Kombi, although we in the UK referred to the T1 as a Camper. We love the louvred windows to the sides and rear and the lift-up roof made space for taller occupants when in a stationary position, as well as offering a welcome light and airy feel through the large roof lights.
Still a great camper van, even today, evoking happy memories of family holidays!Â
This is a Type 2 T1 camper at 1:76Â (00) scale.
