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1967 VW Microbus Renovated by Zenbox Design

on February 18, 2019

This is a 1967 VW Microbus renovated by Zenbox Design.

Before the renovation, the VW Bus was in pretty bad shape.

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1967 VW Micro Bus Restored and Renovated into Beautiful Campervan

1967 VW Microbus Renovated by Zenbox Design

Images © Zenbox Design


1967 VW Microbus Renovated by Zenbox Design 1967 VW Microbus Renovated by Zenbox Design 1967 VW Microbus Renovated by Zenbox Design 1967 VW Microbus Renovated by Zenbox Design

Images © Zenbox Design

This VW Bus was in sad shape before we gutted the interior, repaired a little rust and general aging and installed a custom camper suitable for extended trips.  Our goal was to design a camper that would outperform even the exceptional designs of the original westfalia campers, with more storage space and even a “sectional” sofa for entertaining.   After testing the camper for 2 years on the panamerican highway we can attest to both it’s comfort and livability.

Sources

  1. Zenbox Design – Adventure Vehicles
  2. Zenbox Design
  3. Small & Tiny Home Ideas (via)

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  • Joyce Rader
    February 19, 2019, 9:11 pm

    I tried clicking some links to get more views of the interior of this vehicle. No luck. Is there a blog or something to get more info on the setup and how the couple managed to customize this vehicle?

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  • DAVID
    February 21, 2019, 2:47 pm

    I HAVE 1973 VW WINDOW VAN
    WITH A WARMED OVER REVERSE ROTATION 140HP CORVAIR, CLOSE RATIO 1st&2nd
    BIFADIFF, NO RUST,ACCIDENT’S
    4? 310 906 5887

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