Interesting Facts About the Volkswagen Transporter T2
The Volkswagen Transporter T2, the second generation of the iconic Type 2, was launched in late 1967 and remained in production in West Germany until 1979. With a 12‑year run, it became the shortest‑lived German‑built generation of the Transporter series.
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A 12‑Year Production Run
Introduced in late 1967, the T2 was manufactured until 1979, giving it a total production span of 12 years. This makes it the briefest generation in German production history for the Transporter line.
Bay Window Variants and Camper Options
From 1968 through 1979, Volkswagen offered a wide range of Bay Window accessories for the T2, covering both standard buses and camper conversions. These parts catered to the model’s popularity among travelers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Collectible Original Westfalia Equipment
Original Westfalia equipment, along with certain rare engine and transmission components, are especially sought after by T2 owners. Finding these authentic parts can be challenging, adding to the model’s collector appeal.
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