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£20,412 (Est: £12,000 - £14,000)

1966 Volkswagen Type 2 Camper Van A very cool looking VW ‘splittie’ that is ready for camping, days out, or events

United Kingdom • 18 Jul 2026 • Lot 307

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AI Listing Summary

This 1966 VW Type 2 Camper Van, known as a 'splittie', features a unique 'day van' interior with a rock 'n' roll bed and specialist metalflake paint. It has undergone significant mechanical upgrades including a 1641cc engine with Weber carbs, a replacement gearbox, and an upgraded braking system, making it a well-maintained and visually striking classic camper.

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Condition 

8

The vehicle is described as having a professional respray in 2005 and presents very well. The bodywork is 'notably straight'. It benefits from numerous tasteful exterior enhancements and detailed Fuchs-style alloy wheels. Mechanically, it has had significant work including an engine overhaul, new barrels and pistons, a replacement gearbox, and upgraded braking systems. The interior is custom-built with high-quality materials. While not pristine, it shows excellent care and has had substantial upgrades and maintenance, indicating minimal cosmetic imperfections and requiring only minor reconditioning.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

286101317

Odometer:

95,453 miles

Reg Number:

AGS274D

RHD/LHD:

LHD

This very beautiful VW camper left the VW factory as a Typ 281 Microbus with a 1500cc engine on 11th February 1966 bound for Philadelphia, USA with a sought after ‘walkthrough’ cab configuration.

Imported to the UK in 2005 from, we believe, San Diego, California, by a previous owner, this Type 2 split-screen van has been configured as a camper - or perhaps what you could call a ‘day van’ with a bed, whilst retaining the ‘walkthrough’ cab and Microbus windows.

The history file is particularly impressive, with what appears to be virtually every invoice having been carefully retained.

This creates a comprehensive record of maintenance and upgrades, even including invoices from its earlier life in the Californian climate of San Diego.

The bodywork presents very well and is described as being “notably straight, with a professional respray carried out in 2005”.

The Blue finish incorporates a subtle metalflake that comes alive in direct sunlight, gradually softening to a lighter tone as ...

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£3,752

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£30,762

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£153,319

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