1975 Volkswagen Microbus

1975 Volkswagen Microbus, finished in white and yellow with a white and yellow interior. Titled in Massachusetts, this is a Brazilian-market 15-window Bus that was converted into a 23-window model during a restoration reportedly performed in the early 2020s. A partial list of notable currently installed equipment includes front disc brakes, Safari windshields, dual roof racks, a sunroof, L-shaped rear seats, and curtains. Introduced in 1949, and related to the Beetle, the original Transporter (also known as the Bus) set the standard for generations of forward-control vans. It was widely used as a commercial vehicle all over the world, and it became an icon of the Hippie movement during the 1960s. American sales of the original split-window Bus ended in 1967, though production continued abroad for several years. Power comes from a 1.6-liter air-cooled flat-4. Output is sent to the rear wheels via a 4-speed manual transmission. Equipment 1.6-liter air-cooled flat-4 engine Volkswagen Type 2-sourced suspension system Front disc brakes 23-window conversion 14-inch wheels Safari windshields Side-mounted ladder Dual roof racks Sunroof Eco-leather upholstery L-shaped rear seats Radio-look trim on the dashboard Curtains Refrigerator Retractable table Known Flaws This van's title carries the "not actual mileage" and "odometer discrepancy" brands. The odometer displays about 14,700 miles but the true mileage is unknown. Some exterior chips Door lock, engine lid, and trunk lid keys missing Radio missing Recent Service History Rebuilt engine was recently installed and that the fuel tank, right-side inner CV boot, and tires are new. He adds that this Microbus has been restored. Other Items Included in Sale 2 ignition keys Pillows Picnic basket Book detailing the restoration