My 1972 Crossover

[jaypee]

Hey!

Just became the proud owner of my first Volkswagen Bus! Just picked it up yesterday, and drove it 225km from the seller to my house, which was a amazing journey =)

Its origin was in the swedish firedepartment, where I guess it served as a personal carrier. There are still a few buttons and knobs to prove this.. Which I think is pretty cool! Afterwards it was bought by a old swedish man, which restored it and installed the modern seats etc.

And now I brought it to Denmark.. And I couldnt be happier.. =)

It has only done 72.000km and is practicly rustfree, only a little surface damage from rocks ect.

It is my first car, although im 21 and a mechanic =)

Best regards Jes!

 

[BigG]

Hi and welcome to the forum,

A very nice bus you have there 8)

 

[Araon]

looking nice....is that the original 1700 engine then .....interesting seating arrangement in the back.... enjoy it

 

[Camperdan]

Excellent... another Crossover... you're in good company here
Welcome and very nice bus!

 

[jaypee]

looking nice....is that the original 1700 engine then .....interesting seating arrangement in the back.... enjoy it

Havent decoded the M-Plate yet, but according to the previous owner it is not original, but he was not sure..

Been to busy making place in my garage for the bus, its a bit tight with its company of three minis =)

Thanks for the welcome guys!

 

[Danbury Doug]

Great bus and welcome!

I used to own an ex-fire department late bay Kombi, with a very low mileage.

I grew up with a 1700 powered crossover in the family. Lovely engines.

Oh and I have a mini too, a 1967 Traveller.

 

[Airtime]

Welcome Jaypee! Nice looking bus you have! 8)

 

[gninnam]

Welcome and liking the interior in the rear 8) - what's it from :?:

 

[analord]

lovely that and that interior looks cool too. Welcome aboard