The 1964 Volkswagen T1 Kombi 21 Windows is one of the most recognizable and beloved vehicles ever built. With its distinctive two-tone finish and timeless design, this bus stands as a true symbol of freedom and vintage style. This example underwent a professional restoration and presents itself in outstanding condition – a unique opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts of perfectly executed classics.
The vehicle features a 1,493 cc flat four-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. It is painted in a high-quality green and white finish, with a fully renewed underside during restoration, though a small hole is present. The engine bay is in excellent condition after restoration, and the engine runs well but idles too high due to a carburetor control issue that requires adjustment. The clutch and gearbox function properly, and the brakes are working correctly. The handbrake requires adjustment, as it has almost no effect.
The electrical system is functional, with the dashboard and horn working, but wipers and heating are not operational. All lights function correctly. The suspension is in good condition with no excessive play. The interior has been fully restored to an original style and is in excellent condition. The tyres have good tread but are old (from 2007) and have limited usability.
This vehicle has an indicated mileage of 74,047 km. The chassis number is 1232121, and it is a left-hand drive model.
Highlights include a professionally restored Volkswagen T1 in exceptional condition, presented in a classic green-white color combination. It is ready for use or display and is a true icon of the 1960s.
Viewings are available at Oldtimerfarm, Lobulckstraat 9, 9880 Aalter. You can request the full inspection report via [email protected] or call +32 (0)472 40 13 38. Visits are possible with or without an appointment, and lift inspection is available upon request. The dealership has over 300 classic cars and motorcycles in stock, located just five minutes from the E40 Aalter exit. Watch our video about km/miles in a classic car at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-sd5QJg5po.
