image: http://barnfinds.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/1967-Volkswagen-Bus-600x400.jpg
Over the weekend, I visited a junkyard in rural Massachusetts and found a row of Volkswagen Microbuses of different configurations
stacked next to each other. When you see them together, it’s amazing to
see how many different ways one could order their VW Bus. It could be a
camper or a delivery van, a pickup or a combination of a few different
features, incorporating easy-access panel doors and lots of glass for
natural daylighting. No matter what, the early ones are starting to pick
up price-wise and I’ll bet there are a lot of interested buyers for
this 1967 example found in all its dusty, barn-find glory
This one does appear to be a genuine as-discovered specimen, however, which makes me wish I stuck one in a garage about 10 years ago. What do you think it will go for?
Over the weekend, I visited a junkyard in rural Massachusetts and found a row of Volkswagen Microbuses of different configurations
stacked next to each other. When you see them together, it’s amazing to
see how many different ways one could order their VW Bus. It could be a
camper or a delivery van, a pickup or a combination of a few different
features, incorporating easy-access panel doors and lots of glass for
natural daylighting. No matter what, the early ones are starting to pick
up price-wise and I’ll bet there are a lot of interested buyers for
this 1967 example found in all its dusty, barn-find glory This one does appear to be a genuine as-discovered specimen, however, which makes me wish I stuck one in a garage about 10 years ago. What do you think it will go for?
Source: barnfinds.com
