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User1 · 09-21-2021, 01:56 PM

vwbuswagon.blogspot.com/2014/02/low-light-bay-window.html

I had a full-length rack like that on my 1961 panel van, a guy came and leaned on me to sell the vehicle to him, so I let the rack go just to get him to go away.

This example is nicely optioned, with a spotlight for the shotgun seat, Raders and the rubber bumper inserts (center wrapped with rope).

I had a 1960 13-window with the walkthrough. When my son was born, we put a bicycle child seat in the walkthrough so his eye-level was the same as the grownups. These days I'd look for a clean Vanagon. More body width and A-arm front suspension. On the streets around here the Westphalia campers have outlasted everything else from their era.

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Messed this up, but my (User1) comment starts here -
Man VWs buses and beetles both photograph well! Old ones far more than anything new too. Sounds like you had a really nice bus! Hope you got what you wanted out of it.

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User1 EcoModding Lurker Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Long Beach, CA Posts: 36 Thanks: 1 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts	vwbuswagon.blogspot.com/2014/02/low-light-bay-window.html I had a full-length rack like that on my 1961 panel van, a guy came and leaned on me to sell the vehicle to him, so I let the rack go just to get him to go away. This example is nicely optioned, with a spotlight for the shotgun seat, Raders and the rubber bumper inserts (center wrapped with rope). I had a 1960 13-window with the walkthrough. When my son was born, we put a bicycle child seat in the walkthrough so his eye-level was the same as the grownups. These days I'd look for a clean Vanagon. More body width and A-arm front suspension. On the streets around here the Westphalia campers have outlasted everything else from their era. ------------------------------------------------ Messed this up, but my (User1) comment starts here - Man VWs buses and beetles both photograph well! Old ones far more than anything new too. Sounds like you had a really nice bus! Hope you got what you wanted out of it.